Interaction Programme Participant Index

Thursday* * Friday* * Saturday* * Sunday* * Monday

Michael Abbott

• Friday 6:00pm Whatever Happened to the Class of '95?
• Saturday 2:00pm Alpha and Beta Fandom Ten Years On (1.5 hrs)
• Saturday 5:00pm Geek Eye for the Technophobe Guy

Dan Abnett

• Friday 3:30pm Comics Now (1.5 hrs)
• Friday 6:00pm Writing for Comics
• Saturday 11:00am Autographing
• Saturday 2:00pm How a Comic is Put Together (0.5 hrs)
• Sunday 2:00pm Reading (0.5 hrs)

Forrest J Ackerman

• Monday 11:00am Kaffeeklatsch

Andrew Adams

• Thursday 12:00 noon The Portrayal of Science and Scientists on SF TV
• Thursday 7:00pm You Can't Copyright My DNA, Can You?
• Saturday 6:00pm Beyond Movies and TV: SF in Other Media
• Monday 10:00am Standing up for our (Copy)rights
• Monday 12:00 noon Easy Japanese for Fans

Jae Leslie Adams

• Friday 11:00am Fanzine Production Workshop 1: Cover and Design
• Friday 7:00pm The Uplift War: Foundation and Empire
• Sunday 11:00am Fanzine Production Workshop 3: Getting it Together
• Sunday 11:00pm Highland Games Sans Frontières

Fatima Ahad

• Friday 1:00pm Fantasy for Children (SFF)

Brian Aldiss OBE

• Friday 10:00am John Brunner Retrospective
• Friday 1:00pm You Killed Off the Old People: Depicting Older People in SF
• Friday 5:00pm Reading
• Saturday 11:00am The Greatest Editors Now and Then
• Saturday 2:00pm Autographing (1.5 hrs)
• Saturday 5:00pm Jules Verne: First Hard SF Writer?
• Sunday 12:00 noon Kaffeeklatsch
• Sunday 3:30pm What Did the New Wave Do For You? (1.5 hrs)

Alma Alexander

• Thursday 12:00 noon The Plague After Next: How Are We Going to Die?
• Saturday 11:00am Autographing
• Sunday 2:30pm Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Monday 11:00am Broad Universe Rapid-Fire Reading
• Monday 12:00 noon What the F*** is it About Cats?

Phil Allcock

• Friday 5:30pm Filk Concert: Phil Allcock (0.5 hrs)

Brian Ameringen

• Saturday 9:00pm The Strange Case of the SF Book Seller

Lou Anders

• Saturday 12:00 noon Not the Hugo Award Panel
• Sunday 11:00am Where is the Heart of the Genre?
• Monday 1:00pm What's New From Pyr/Prometheus

Gail-Nina Anderson

• Saturday 3:30pm Art, Media and Speculative Fiction (SFF) (1.5 hrs)

Kevin J. Anderson

• Friday 12:00 noon Kaffeeklatsch
• Friday 2:30pm Update on the Dune Series (0.5 hrs)
• Friday 5:30pm Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Saturday 11:00am Fit to be Tied In! Tie in Books and Why Authors Write Them
• Saturday 2:00pm Autographing (1.5 hrs)
• Sunday 10:30am Dune Reading (YAFA) (0.5 hrs)
• Sunday 1:00pm Re-examining Lucas' Vision: Star Wars in Its Various Forms
• Sunday 5:00pm Kaffeeklatsch

Tom Anderson

• Thursday 6:00pm The Alge-Bread-ist

Noga Applebaum

• Sunday 1:00pm Geography, Landscape and Nature (SFF)

Sarah Ash

• Thursday 3:00pm The Matter of Britain in British Music (0.5 hrs)
• Friday 11:00am Racial Characteristics and Other Forms of Determinism in Fan
• Friday 1:00pm Autographing
• Saturday 10:00am British Landscape and the Fantastic
• Saturday 2:00pm Kaffeeklatsch (1.5 hrs)
• Monday 12:00 noon Reading (0.5 hrs)

Ellen Asher

• Thursday 5:00pm The Real Middle Ages
• Friday 10:00am Pseudo-Hard SF

Karl Atkinson

• Friday 6:00pm Huygens on Titan

Margaret Austin

• Thursday 2:00pm Revisiting Favourite Childhood TV as Adults (1.5 hrs)
• Saturday 12:00 noon Making a Good End of It: Buffyand Angel
• Saturday 2:00pm What Made a Creative Media Genius in the 20th Century? (1.5

Fiona Avery

• Friday 12:00 noon Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Friday 6:00pm Race, Migration and Refugees
• Sunday 12:00 noon Superheroes, Vigilantes & Police Officers with Big Guns

James Bacon

• Friday 4:00pm Fanzine (YAFA)
• Saturday 12:00 noon How to Vote with Your Gonads
• Sunday 3:30pm What Did the British Worldcon Ever Do for Us? (1.5 hrs)

Chaz Boston Baden

• Thursday 7:00pm SF Fandom: Telling the Story
• Monday 11:00am Is There any Point to the Best Website Hugo?

Margene Bahm

• Thursday 6:00pm Ceilidh Made Easy

Geetha Bakilapadavu

• Sunday 12:00 noon Old Masters and New Voices (SFF)

James Barclay

• Thursday 5:00pm Autographing
• Friday 11:00am Kaffeeklatsch
• Friday 1:00pm Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Saturday 3:30pm Trilogy Middle Book Problem (1.5 hrs)

Chris Barkley

• Thursday 2:00pm Revisiting Favourite Childhood TV as Adults (1.5 hrs)
• Friday 1:00pm Doctor WhoRetrospective: The Best Years
• Sunday 3:30pm Get Out of My Ghetto! (1.5 hrs)
• Sunday 6:00pm Zen Scavenger Hunt

Kenn Bates

• Sunday 9:00am Shotokan Karate Workshop for Beginners (2.0 hrs)
• Monday 10:00am Light Sabres Training vs. Martial Arts Masters (YAFA)

Liz Batty

• Thursday 2:00pm Fandom 101 -- Enjoying a British Worldcon (1.5 hrs)
• Thursday 6:00pm The Alge-Bread-ist
• Sunday 12:00 noon The British Boffin: An SF Stereotype Dissected

Allen Baum

• Saturday 8:00pm So You're Going to Japan
• Sunday 7:00pm Up The Walls of the World: The Next Generation
• Monday 12:00 noon Easy Japanese for Fans

Stephen Baxter

• Friday 1:00pm The BSFA 'Best of British Science Fiction' Contenders
• Friday 3:30pm The Dead God in SF and Fantasy (1.5 hrs)
• Friday 7:00pm Pro-Am Technobabble
• Saturday 12:00 noon How Do We Reinvent Time Travel?
• Saturday 2:00pm Autographing (1.5 hrs)
• Saturday 5:00pm Prof. David Southwood Interview
• Sunday 10:30am Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Sunday 12:00 noon The British Boffin: An SF Stereotype Dissected
• Sunday 2:00pm What's New from Gollancz/Orion Publishing (1.5 hrs)
• Sunday 3:30pm The Making Of Britain (SFF) (1.5 hrs)
• Monday 10:00am The End of the Space Age?

Zara Baxter

• Friday 12:00 noon Worldcon Box Game: Time Travel in Practice
• Saturday 3:30pm International Battle of the Biscuits (1.5 hrs)

Bazooka

• Thursday 2:00pm Lego Train (YAFA)

Amelia Beamer

• Friday 12:00 noon It's How You Say It (SFF)

Greg Bear

• Thursday 12:00 noon The Plague After Next: How Are We Going to Die?
• Friday 11:00am Character vs. Science in Hard SF
• Saturday 12:00 noon The Other Hard Sciences: SF and Biology
• Sunday 3:30pm Autographing (1.5 hrs)

Doug Bell

• Sunday 2:00pm Great Fans of History (1.5 hrs)
• Sunday 5:00pm Is The Incrediblesthe Best Superhero Movie Ever?
• Monday 1:00pm Long Live the Legion

Carol Berg

• Friday 12:30pm Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Friday 3:30pm The Dead God in SF and Fantasy (1.5 hrs)
• Sunday 3:30pm Autographing (1.5 hrs)
• Monday 11:00am What Makes a Good Hero?

Julie Bertagna

• Friday 11:00am Why Write for Children & Young Adults?
• Saturday 11:00am Harry Potter Has Put Children's Fantasy Back Fifty Years

Tina Beychok

• Friday 2:00pm Not Letting Research Get in the Way of Your Imagination (1.5

Stefanie Bierwerth

• Saturday 10:00am What's New from Macmillan/Tor UK?

Elizabeth A Billinger

• Friday 12:00 noon Book Group: Jane Yolen's The Devil's Arithmetic
• Sunday 1:00pm Geography, Landscape and Nature (SFF)

Paul Billinger

• Friday 10:00am The Future Around the Corner (SFF)
• Friday 12:00 noon What's Hot and What's Not
• Friday 1:00pm The BSFA 'Best of British Science Fiction' Contenders
• Saturday 10:00am BSFA Award Book Group: Discussion of River of Gods
• Saturday 12:00 noon Donnie Darko: The Greatest Teen Movie Ever? (YAFA)

Joshua Bilmes

• Friday 2:00pm The Agent-Client Relationship (0.5 hrs)
• Saturday 1:00pm Grey Eminences: Pulling Agents Out of the Shadows

Simon Bisson

• Thursday 2:00pm So, Private Spaceflight Is Here (1.5 hrs)
• Friday 7:00pm Pro-Am Technobabble
• Sunday 2:00pm When I Were A Lad, We Used To Dream of 64K (1.5 hrs)
• Sunday 5:00pm Alternate Technological History

Graham Bleathman

• Saturday 3:30pm A History of British Comics (1.5 hrs)

Kent Bloom

• Friday 5:00pm Worldcon Financial Responsibility

Sandra Bond

• Friday 12:00 noon Worldcon Box Game: Time Travel in Practice
• Friday 2:00pm Fannish Readings (1.5 hrs)
• Saturday 1:00pm British Fandom and the Spheres of Influence
• Sunday 2:00pm Great Fans of History (1.5 hrs)
• Monday 11:00am Eastercon in Pictures, 1969 - 2005 (Slideshow)

Frank Borsch

• Friday 11:00am Kaffeeklatsch
• Friday 5:00pm Translation: Controlling the Text
• Sunday 12:00 noon Perry Rhodan: The World's Longest Running SF Series

Bridget Bradshaw

• Thursday 6:00pm Room 101 with the Guests of Honour
• Friday 6:00pm Whatever Happened to the Class of '95?
• Friday 10:15pm Fan Funds - O - Rama (1.8 hrs)

Simon Bradshaw

• Thursday 8:00pm The Military: Making it Authentic
• Thursday 9:00pm Living in Old Structures: Church, State, Academia
• Friday 12:00 noon Clones, Children or Countless Lives
• Saturday 2:00pm Mars 3-D (1.5 hrs)
• Sunday 11:00am Fannish Etiquette: A Primer
• Sunday 2:00pm When I Were A Lad, We Used To Dream of 64K (1.5 hrs)
• Sunday 5:00pm Rumpole of the Spaceways: Depicting Law in SF
• Monday 10:00am The End of the Space Age?
• Monday 11:00am The Future of Malware

John Bray

• Thursday 2:00pm The Limits of Open-Source Knowledge (1.5 hrs)
• Saturday 10:00am Design A Solar System
• Sunday 10:00am Design a Solar System 2
• Monday 11:00am Design A Solar System 3

Chaz Brenchley

• Thursday 5:00pm Autographing
• Friday 8:00pm Undead and Kicking: the Death of Horror Has Been Much Exagge
• Friday 9:00pm The Aesthetics of Horror Fiction
• Saturday 12:00 noon Kaffeeklatsch
• Sunday 1:30pm Reading (0.5 hrs)

Michael Brett-Surman

• Sunday 12:00 noon Speculative Evolution of Dinosaurs

Claire Brialey

• Thursday 9:00pm Living in Old Structures: Church, State, Academia
• Friday 12:00 noon Moving in Time as Well as in Space: the Fractured Narrative
• Friday 6:00pm Whatever Happened to the Class of '95?
• Friday 10:15pm Fan Funds - O - Rama (1.8 hrs)
• Saturday 12:00 noon Donnie Darko: The Greatest Teen Movie Ever? (YAFA)
• Sunday 3:30pm What Did the British Worldcon Ever Do for Us? (1.5 hrs)
• Monday 11:00am The World We are Making Now: Politics

Barrett Brick

• Saturday 11:00am Rainbow Over the Future: Complex Families, Queer Neighbours
• Saturday 5:00pm Silken Blades and Long Blonde Hair

Jody Briggs

• Monday 11:00am Firefly, Battlestar Galactica& Other New SF TV (YAFA)

Keith Brooke AKA Nick Grifford

• Friday 10:00am Career Guidance: How to Get into the Trade (YAFA)
• Friday 5:00pm Autographing
• Saturday 11:00am Byzantium at our Borders in the 21st century: the Future of
• Saturday 2:00pm Building a Future World and Blowing it Up. The Pleasures of
• Sunday 11:00am Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Monday 1:00pm What's New From Pyr/Prometheus

Terry Brooks

• Friday 6:00pm The Cult of Personality
• Saturday 10:00am Autographing
• Saturday 3:30pm Trilogy Middle Book Problem (1.5 hrs)
• Sunday 3:30pm Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Sunday 5:00pm Kaffeeklatsch
• Monday 11:00am Subverting the Traditions of Fantasy

Michael Brotherton

• Thursday 3:30pm Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Friday 12:00 noon What's New in Astronomy and Cosmology
• Saturday 5:00pm Guide to the Hitchhiker's Guide
• Sunday 12:00 noon Autographing

Charles N. Brown

• Friday 12:00 noon What's Hot and What's Not
• Saturday 12:00 noon Not the Hugo Award Panel
• Sunday 11:00am Kaffeeklatsch

Tanya Brown

• Friday 9:00pm Fan Fiction
• Saturday 5:00pm Geek Eye for the Technophobe Guy
• Monday 10:00am Finding the Fantastic in The Baroque Cycle

Ginjer Buchanan

• Friday 11:00am Has SF Lost its Faith in Social Science?
• Friday 12:00 noon The Immortal in written and Media SF , The Highlander meets
• Friday 6:00pm Quiz: Call My Bluff--SF Theory
• Saturday 12:00 noon Not the Hugo Award Panel
• Sunday 1:00pm Circling the Wagons: the Benefits & Costs of Being in a Larg
• Monday 10:00am What's New From Ace/Roc

Robert Buettner

• Thursday 3:30pm Autographing (1.5 hrs)
• Friday 9:30pm Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Saturday 10:00am Kaffeeklatsch
• Saturday 2:00pm Space Oddity (YAFA)
• Monday 10:00am Why Does the Left Like Military SF?

Louise Burfleet

• Friday 5:00pm A Matter of Faith: How SF Television Treats Religion

Sue Burke

• Monday 11:00am Broad Universe Rapid-Fire Reading

Bill Burns

• Thursday 7:00pm SF Fandom: Telling the Story
• Friday 11:00am Slideshow: A Look at Many Worldcons
• Sunday 11:00am Fanzine Production Workshop 3: Getting it Together
• Monday 11:00am Is There any Point to the Best Website Hugo?

Jim Burns

• Monday 12:00 noon Jim Burns Slideshow

Andrew M Butler

• Friday 3:30pm What's Real & What's Not: Christopher Priest & Reality (1.5
• Saturday 6:00pm The Drugged Out Worlds of SF and Fantasy
• Sunday 11:00am The SF Fan's Introduction to Literary Criticism

Charles Butler

• Friday 2:00pm The Second Golden Age of Children's Fantasy (1970-1990) (SFF

Randy Byers

• Friday 1:00pm Growing Old by Accident: How Do *We* End Up as the Establish
• Saturday 2:00pm Fanzine Production Workshop 2: Writing an Article (1.5 hrs)

Pat Cadigan

• Thursday 1:00pm British Worldcon Orientation for SF Professionals
• Saturday 1:00pm Alternative Americas
• Saturday 6:00pm Quiz: Just a Minute
• Sunday 12:00 noon Does Family Make our Hero Boring?
• Sunday 3:30pm Autographing (1.5 hrs)
• Sunday 5:00pm Cyberpunks vs. Humanists: The Battle for SF's Heart

Steven Cain

• Saturday 7:00pm The Alternative Class of 87
• Sunday 5:00pm Workshop Backwards Talking

David Cake

• Thursday 3:30pm Role-Playing Game Design Theory (1.5 hrs)
• Thursday 8:00pm The Future of RPG and Computer Games
• Friday 11:00am Game Design: You've Read It, Could You Play It?
• Friday 1:00pm Growing Old by Accident: How Do *We* End Up as the Establish
• Saturday 7:00pm Game Design: Realism vs. Playability
• Monday 10:00am Standing up for our (Copy)rights

Trudi Canavan

• Friday 12:00 noon Autographing
• Saturday 12:00 noon Feminism as Setting

Lillian Stewart Carl

• Friday 11:00am Racial Characteristics and Other Forms of Determinism in Fan
• Friday 12:00 noon The Return of the Queen: Writing Feminism in a Medieval Worl
• Saturday 10:30am Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Saturday 5:00pm Autographing
• Sunday 10:00am Kaffeeklatsch
• Sunday 3:30pm Looking at the Whole Picture: Jackson's Lord of the Rings

Jane Carnall

• Thursday 6:00pm Xena, Buffy, Hex: Is Lesbianism in Genre TV Progressive?
• Friday 9:00pm Fan Fiction
• Saturday 1:00pm Inhabiting Existing Universes: Writing Fan Fiction

Jay Caselberg

• Friday 12:00 noon Kaffeeklatsch
• Friday 7:00pm Challenges For New Writers
• Friday 8:00pm Dr. Lambshead's Surgery and Consultation
• Saturday 12:00 noon Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Saturday 2:00pm Building a Future World and Blowing it Up. The Pleasures of
• Sunday 1:00pm Autographing
• Monday 11:00am "It's nota Maggot, It's a Wetware Wound Cleaner"

Carolyn Caughey

• Friday 11:00am Promoting New Writers
• Friday 3:30pm What's new from Hodder Headline? (1.5 hrs)

Lillian Cauldwell

• Friday 11:00am Promoting New Writers
• Friday 1:30pm Handling the Media (0.5 hrs)
• Friday 5:00pm Current State of SF on TV: Picking from the Potentials

Christopher Cevasco

• Friday 8:00pm Undead and Kicking: the Death of Horror Has Been Much Exagge
• Saturday 12:30pm Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Sunday 3:30pm Looking at the Whole Picture: Jackson's Lord of the Rings

Mark Chadbourn

• Friday 1:00pm How Do You Research Things That Don't Exist?
• Friday 8:00pm Undead and Kicking: the Death of Horror Has Been Much Exagge
• Saturday 10:00am Tolkien (YAFA)

Paul Chafe

• Thursday 2:00pm So, Private Spaceflight Is Here (1.5 hrs)
• Thursday 8:00pm The Military: Making it Authentic
• Friday 11:00am Rebel Training Camp and Missions (YAFA)
• Sunday 10:30am Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Sunday 1:00pm As It Happens, We Are Rocket Scientists.

Joy Chamberlain

• Friday 2:00pm What's new from Voyager/HarperCollins (1.5 hrs)

Didi Chanoch

• Thursday 7:00pm How Do You Get to a Book Cover

Ria Cheyne

• Friday 12:00 noon It's How You Say It (SFF)

Blind Lemming Chiffon

• Friday 1:00pm Mandolin Workshop (0.5 hrs)
• Friday 6:00pm Filk Concert: Blind Lemming Chiffon (0.5 hrs)

Peter G. Christensen

• Friday 5:00pm Breadth of Character (SFF)

Neil Clark

• Sunday 12:00 noon Speculative Evolution of Dinosaurs

Susanna Clarke

• Saturday 10:00am British Landscape and the Fantastic
• Saturday 1:00pm Mapping your World: Creating the Back Story
• Saturday 3:00pm Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Sunday 10:00am The Aesthetics of Fantasy: Writing the Fantastic
• Sunday 2:00pm Autographing (1.5 hrs)
• Sunday 5:00pm Great Europeans as Fictional Characters

Dave Clements

• Thursday 3:30pm The Next Astronomy Missions (1.5 hrs)
• Friday 12:00 noon What's New in Astronomy and Cosmology
• Friday 3:30pm Just How Different are Arts & Sciences Research? (1.5 hrs)
• Saturday 8:00pm Tall Technical Tales
• Sunday 3:30pm Space Science Sacrificed? (1.5 hrs)
• Monday 12:00 noon Medical Hazards of Space

Jonathan Clements

• Friday 2:00pm Mining Other Cultures (1.5 hrs)
• Friday 3:30pm History of Anime, Part 1: Early Anime (1.5 hrs)
• Saturday 10:00am Kaffeeklatsch
• Saturday 2:00pm History of Anime, Part 2: Robots and Ninja (1.5 hrs)
• Sunday 10:00am Travel to Other Planets: Non-English Language Conventions
• Sunday 2:00pm History of Anime, Part 3: Girls and Guns (1.5 hrs)
• Monday 10:30am Reading (0.5 hrs)

John Clute

• Thursday 3:30pm Hans Christian Andersen & the Dark Side of Fairy Tale (1.5 h
• Friday 1:00pm Aesthetics of SF
• Friday 6:00pm Quiz: Call My Bluff--SF Theory
• Saturday 2:00pm John Clute and Gary K. Wolfe in Conversation (SFF) (1.5 hrs)
• Saturday 5:00pm Interzone: the Good, the Bad and the Brass Bra'd
• Sunday 1:00pm Waiting for the Fantastic: What is Known but Never Stated
• Sunday 2:00pm Sorting SF After 200 Years (1.5 hrs)
• Sunday 5:00pm Kaffeeklatsch
• Monday 11:00am Forgotten Fiction: Fantasy before Donaldson and Brooks

Judith Clute

• Thursday 2:00pm Fem-Bots and Faeries (1.5 hrs)
• Thursday 5:00pm It May be Art, But is It Science?
• Sunday 11:00am The Best New Feminist SF

Michael Cobley

• Friday 10:00am From the Glens to the Stars
• Friday 12:00 noon Autographing
• Saturday 7:00pm Is Blogging Helping or Hurting Your Career?
• Saturday 8:30pm Reading - New Scottish Writing
• Sunday 11:00am Virtual and Physical Activism
• Sunday 3:00pm Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Monday 2:00pm Kaffeeklatsch

Eddie Cochrane

• Saturday 2:00pm What Made a Creative Media Genius in the 20th Century? (1.5

Paul F. Cockburn

• Thursday 2:00pm Fem-Bots and Faeries (1.5 hrs)
• Thursday 5:00pm Asexuality is the New Gay, but Is that Also the Default of S
• Friday 1:00pm Doctor WhoRetrospective: The Best Years
• Saturday 2:00pm The Greatest Queer SF (1.5 hrs)
• Monday 11:00am Everything You Need to Know to Set Your Fantasy in Scotland

Jack Cohen

• Friday 4:00pm Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Saturday 10:00am Design A Solar System
• Saturday 12:00 noon Hobbits, Orcs & Homo Floresiensis: Build Realistic Creatu
• Saturday 2:00pm Autographing (1.5 hrs)
• Sunday 10:00am Design a Solar System 2
• Sunday 3:30pm Kaffeeklatsch (1.5 hrs)
• Monday 12:00 noon Medical Hazards of Space
• Monday 1:00pm Jack Cohen Talk: Designing Aliens

Shelly Coleman

• Thursday 5:00pm Create Your Own Car (YAFA)
• Monday 12:00 noon Comics tooCool for Kids (YAFA)

Noel Collyer

• Sunday 1:00pm How To Be A Content Provider

Ralan Conley

• Sunday 10:00am Travel to Other Planets: Non-English Language Conventions
• Sunday 5:00pm Kaffeeklatsch

Guy Consolmagno SJ

• Thursday 9:00pm Living in Old Structures: Church, State, Academia
• Friday 12:00 noon What's New in Astronomy and Cosmology
• Friday 3:30pm The Dead God in SF and Fantasy (1.5 hrs)
• Saturday 12:00 noon Science Denial
• Sunday 7:00pm Up The Walls of the World: The Next Generation

Emma Coode

• Friday 2:00pm What's new from Voyager/HarperCollins (1.5 hrs)

Brenda Cooper

• Friday 2:00pm Not Letting Research Get in the Way of Your Imagination (1.5
• Saturday 12:00 noon Kaffeeklatsch
• Saturday 5:00pm Reading (0.5 hrs)

Paul Cornell

• Thursday 2:00pm The Past, Present and Future of Christian Fantasy (1.5 hrs)
• Thursday 3:30pm Paul Cornell Reads Some Doctor Who (YAFA) (0.5 hrs)
• Friday 11:00am Kaffeeklatsch
• Friday 1:00pm Doctor WhoRetrospective: The Best Years
• Friday 4:30pm Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Saturday 10:00am The New Doctor Who
• Saturday 1:00pm Books Based on Other Media (YAFA)
• Saturday 5:00pm Autographing
• Saturday 6:00pm Doctor WhoEpisode 8: "Father's Day" (1.5 hrs)
• Sunday 10:00am The Enduring Popularity of Doctor Who
• Sunday 3:30pm In Another Media: Script Writing (1.5 hrs)
• Monday 11:00am Firefly, Battlestar Galactica& Other New SF TV (YAFA)

Mike Cosgrave

• Friday 10:00am The Future Around the Corner (SFF)
• Sunday 11:00am Myth, History and Fantasy (SFF)

David 'Dragon' Cotteril

• Friday 3:30pm 5 Anime Films You Shouldn't Watch (YAFA) (0.5 hrs)
• Monday 12:00 noon Easy Japanese for Fans

Jonathan Cowie

• Friday 10:00am Pseudo-Hard SF
• Saturday 12:00 noon Science Denial
• Saturday 4:30pm Climate and Human Change (0.5 hrs)

Cardinal Cox

• Monday 10:00am The Poetry of Edwin Morgan

Paul Cray

• Friday 7:00pm Pro-Am Technobabble

Anna Croft

• Friday 11:00am The Pros and Cons of Blogging Science

Mary Crowell

• Saturday 9:00am Yoga
• Sunday 2:00pm Chapter and Verse (1.5 hrs)
• Sunday 3:30pm Filk Concert: Three Weird Sisters (1.5 hrs)

Julia Daly

• Monday 1:00pm The Future of Fandom

Gail Dana

• Thursday 2:00pm Book Group: Robert Sheckley's The 10th Victim(1.5 hrs)
• Thursday 3:30pm Opening Ceremonies (1.5 hrs)
• Friday 2:00pm Not Letting Research Get in the Way of Your Imagination (1.5
• Friday 5:00pm Translation: Controlling the Text
• Saturday 11:00am The Greatest Editors Now and Then
• Saturday 2:00pm The Alchemical Life of Robert Sheckley (1.5 hrs)
• Sunday 11:00am The 1950s, 50 Years On
• Monday 1:00pm What Built the Writers?
• Monday 3:00pm Closing Ceremonies (2.0 hrs)

Dennis Danvers

• Thursday 3:00pm Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Saturday 1:00pm Social Science and Social Satire, the Work of Robert Sheckle
• Monday 11:00am Autographing

Cecilia Dart-Thornton

• Thursday 2:30pm Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Friday 1:00pm A Commonwealth of Science Fiction
• Saturday 12:00 noon The Down Sides of Fantasy (SFF)
• Sunday 10:00am Kaffeeklatsch
• Monday 11:00am Subverting the Traditions of Fantasy

Ellen Datlow

• Friday 12:00 noon What's Hot and What's Not
• Saturday 11:00am Autographing
• Saturday 3:30pm After September 11th, are Vampires Still Scary? (1.5 hrs)
• Saturday 5:00pm The Magazines are Dead: Long Live the Magazines
• Sunday 12:00 noon Kaffeeklatsch

James Stanley Daugherty

• Sunday 11:00am Website Design: Going Global
• Sunday 12:00 noon Art vs. Love: Balancing a Creative Career & Relationships

Christine Davidson

• Friday 3:30pm SF Music Quiz (1.5 hrs)

Michael Davidson

• Friday 3:30pm SF Music Quiz (1.5 hrs)

Steve Davies

• Friday 10:30am Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Saturday 2:00pm Fanzine Production Workshop 2: Writing an Article (1.5 hrs)
• Saturday 5:00pm Geek Eye for the Technophobe Guy
• Monday 10:00am Fannish High Tech

Genevieve Dazzo

• Thursday 12:00 noon The Portrayal of Science and Scientists on SF TV

DC

• Friday 3:00pm Paganism in Glasgow (0.5 hrs)
• Sunday 12:00 midnight Pagan Circles at Midnight

Giulia De Cesare

• Friday 7:00pm The Uplift War: Foundation and Empire
• Sunday 12:00 noon Masquerade Post-Mortem
• Sunday 1:00pm Masquerade Show and Tell

Susan de Guardiola

• Friday 2:00pm When Novices Win: Masquerade Tips (1.5 hrs)
• Sunday 11:00am Fannish Etiquette: A Primer

Jim de Liscard

• Saturday 7:00pm The Alternative Class of 87
• Monday 12:00 noon Comics tooCool for Kids (YAFA)

Jetse de Vries

• Friday 11:00am Promoting New Writers
• Saturday 12:30pm Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Saturday 5:00pm Interzone: the Good, the Bad and the Brass Bra'd
• Monday 11:00am Kaffeeklatsch

Keith DeCandido

• Thursday 3:00pm Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Friday 11:00am The High Frontiersmen
• Friday 1:00pm Autographing
• Saturday 11:00am Fit to be Tied In! Tie in Books and Why Authors Write Them
• Saturday 6:00pm Science Meets Mythology: Stargate'sBalancing Act
• Monday 12:00 noon Kaffeeklatsch

Chantal Delessert

• Saturday 2:00pm Trouble in Tri-D (1.5 hrs)

Dan DeLong

• Thursday 2:00pm So, Private Spaceflight Is Here (1.5 hrs)
• Friday 12:00 noon XCOR - Private Rocket Company
• Saturday 5:00pm Jules Verne: First Hard SF Writer?

Miki Dennis

• Thursday 5:00pm Use Your Presentation to Tell a Story
• Monday 1:00pm Whither British Costuming?

Dougal Dixon

• Saturday 12:00 noon Hobbits, Orcs & Homo Floresiensis: Build Realistic Creatu
• Saturday 3:30pm Alien Anatomy (1.5 hrs)
• Sunday 12:00 noon Speculative Evolution of Dinosaurs

Vince Docherty

• Thursday 3:30pm Opening Ceremonies (1.5 hrs)
• Monday 1:00pm Gripe Session
• Monday 3:00pm Closing Ceremonies (2.0 hrs)

Cory Doctorow

• Friday 10:00am You've Plugged Whatinto It?
• Friday 12:00 noon Clones, Children or Countless Lives
• Friday 5:00pm Is Genius Gendered?
• Saturday 6:00pm Fannish Currency: Whuffie, Egoboo and Chocolate
• Sunday 10:00am AI: the Aliens We Make?
• Sunday 12:00 noon Creative Commons 101. A Primer for the Interested
• Sunday 2:00pm Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Monday 10:00am Standing up for our (Copy)rights

Paul Dormer

• Thursday 7:00pm A Fair Ballot

Carolyn Dougherty

• Thursday 2:00pm Lego Train (YAFA)
• Sunday 5:00pm Alternate Technological History

John Douglas

• Friday 10:00am Pseudo-Hard SF
• Friday 7:00pm In Memoriam
• Monday 11:00am What Makes a Good Hero?

Fran Dowd

• Thursday 7:00pm A Fair Ballot
• Thursday 8:00pm Sexual Just A Minute
• Saturday 11:00am What is the Zeitgeist
• Saturday 7:00pm A Con Every Weekend: Wouldn't It Be Great?
• Sunday 10:00am Let Loose the Grumpy Old Ladies (YAFA) (0.5 hrs)
• Monday 1:00pm The Future of Fandom

John Dowd

• Sunday 2:00pm When I Were A Lad, We Used To Dream of 64K (1.5 hrs)

Andrew Ducker

• Friday 12:00 noon Worldcon Box Game: Time Travel in Practice
• Saturday 5:00pm Geek Eye for the Technophobe Guy

Andy Duncan

• Friday 1:00pm Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Friday 5:00pm Radical Retellings: of Fairytale, of Well Known Fantasies, o
• Saturday 1:00pm Alternative Americas
• Saturday 3:30pm Autographing (1.5 hrs)
• Saturday 6:00pm Quiz: Just a Minute
• Sunday 2:00pm The Mason-Dixon Line Redrawn: America Divided? (1.5 hrs)

Hal Duncan

• Friday 12:00 noon Autographing
• Saturday 1:00pm Kaffeeklatsch
• Saturday 2:00pm The Greatest Queer SF (1.5 hrs)
• Saturday 6:00pm Growth of the Slipstream
• Monday 10:00am Scottish Imaginative Writing
• Monday 12:00 noon Reading (0.5 hrs)

Sydney Duncan

• Saturday 3:30pm Art, Media and Speculative Fiction (SFF) (1.5 hrs)
• Saturday 6:00pm Quiz: Just a Minute

Martin Easterbrook

• Thursday 5:00pm UK: Media SF vs. "The Two Cultures"
• Friday 5:00pm Current State of SF on TV: Picking from the Potentials
• Saturday 6:00pm How To Survive In Your Native Land
• Saturday 8:00pm The Gripes of Wrath
• Sunday 3:30pm What Did the British Worldcon Ever Do for Us? (1.5 hrs)

Tom Easton

• Thursday 6:00pm Terraforming Starts At Home
• Friday 10:00am Drug-crazed, Mutant Sci Fi Fans Invade Glasgow: SF in the Ta

Scott Edelman

• Thursday 1:00pm Autographing
• Friday 5:00pm Current State of SF on TV: Picking from the Potentials
• Saturday 11:00am From Spider-man to Justice League: A Look at Recent Comic Dr
• Saturday 1:00pm Social Science and Social Satire, the Work of Robert Sheckle
• Sunday 1:30pm Reading (0.5 hrs)

Les Edwards

• Thursday 5:00pm It May be Art, But is It Science?
• Friday 10:00am Kaffeeklatsch

Lilian Edwards

• Thursday 9:00pm Living in Old Structures: Church, State, Academia
• Friday 8:00pm Digital Law: Computer Crime
• Saturday 1:00pm British Fandom and the Spheres of Influence
• Saturday 2:00pm What Made a Creative Media Genius in the 20th Century? (1.5
• Sunday 12:00 noon Autographing
• Sunday 5:00pm Towellies to Truffs

Malcolm Edwards

• Saturday 5:00pm Your Life as a Fan

Gary Ehrlich

• Friday 5:00pm Filk Concert: Gary Ehrlich (0.5 hrs)
• Sunday 3:30pm Science Fiction Cities (1.5 hrs)

Stefan Ekman

• Friday 1:00pm Fantasy for Children (SFF)
• Friday 2:00pm The Second Golden Age of Children's Fantasy (1970-1990) (SFF
• Sunday 3:30pm Eurocon Awards: European Perspectives on Writing SF & Fantas

Dave Elder

• Thursday 5:00pm Create Your Own Car (YAFA)

Rina Elson

• Monday 11:00am Broad Universe Rapid-Fire Reading

Fangorn

• Thursday 1:00pm Fangorn Talks about His Art
• Thursday 5:00pm It May be Art, But is It Science?
• Saturday 12:00 noon Can Art Change the World?
• Saturday 3:30pm What It Means to be a Concept Artist for a Movie (1.5 hrs)

Russell Farr

• Friday 1:00pm A Commonwealth of Science Fiction

Bill Fawcett

• Thursday 8:00pm The Future of RPG and Computer Games
• Friday 1:30pm Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Sunday 5:00pm Getting a Game from Idea to Marketplace

Jane Fletcher

• Monday 11:00am Broad Universe Rapid-Fire Reading

Jo Fletcher

• Friday 11:00am Has SF Lost its Faith in Social Science?
• Friday 1:00pm A Commonwealth of Science Fiction
• Friday 5:00pm Autographing
• Saturday 5:30pm Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Sunday 11:00am Patronising Youth: Your Chance to Speak Up (YAFA)
• Sunday 2:00pm What's New from Gollancz/Orion Publishing (1.5 hrs)

Melanie Fletcher

• Saturday 2:00pm Military vs. Civil Authority: Do You Trust Adama or Roslyn?

Flick

• Thursday 8:00pm Sexual Just A Minute
• Friday 7:00pm The Uplift War: Foundation and Empire
• Saturday 5:00pm Guide to the Hitchhiker's Guide
• Sunday 1:00pm How To Be A Content Provider
• Sunday 3:30pm Space Science Sacrificed? (1.5 hrs)
• Monday 1:00pm The Future of Fandom

Jeffrey Ford

• Friday 1:00pm Fantastic Cities
• Friday 6:00pm Whiskey, Whisky, Bourbon and Rye
• Saturday 11:00am Autographing
• Saturday 3:30pm After September 11th, are Vampires Still Scary? (1.5 hrs)
• Sunday 10:00am Reading (0.5 hrs)

Stephen Foulger

• Friday 1:00pm The Science of Aliens

Diana Pharaoh Francis

• Friday 12:00 midnight Spooky Midnight Storytelling
• Saturday 10:00am Autographing
• Saturday 8:30pm Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Sunday 5:00pm Great Europeans as Fictional Characters
• Monday 11:00am Kaffeeklatsch

Jane Frank

• Sunday 2:00pm Frank Kelly Freas Remembered (1.5 hrs)

Laura Frankos

• Friday 11:00am Has SF Lost its Faith in Social Science?

Klaus N. Frick

• Sunday 12:00 noon Perry Rhodan: The World's Longest Running SF Series

Esther Friesner

• Friday 10:00am Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Friday 3:30pm Autographing (1.5 hrs)
• Friday 6:00pm Quiz: Call My Bluff--SF Theory
• Saturday 1:00pm Mapping your World: Creating the Back Story
• Sunday 11:00am Have the Tolkienistas Misread Tolkien?
• Sunday 3:30pm Kaffeeklatsch (1.5 hrs)

Al Fritzsche

• Friday 5:00pm Breadth of Character (SFF)
• Sunday 3:30pm Eurocon Awards: European Perspectives on Writing SF & Fantas

Gregory Frost

• Thursday 4:00pm Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Friday 11:00am Racial Characteristics and Other Forms of Determinism in Fan
• Friday 5:00pm Radical Retellings: of Fairytale, of Well Known Fantasies, o
• Saturday 10:00am Tolkien (YAFA)

Nigel Furlong

• Saturday 8:00pm Tall Technical Tales

Tom Galloway

• Saturday 11:00am From Spider-man to Justice League: A Look at Recent Comic Dr
• Sunday 11:00am Is LostSF or Paranoid Realism?
• Monday 1:00pm Long Live the Legion

Marc Gascoigne

• Saturday 11:00am Fit to be Tied In! Tie in Books and Why Authors Write Them

Colin Gavaghan

• Thursday 12:00 noon The Plague After Next: How Are We Going to Die?
• Thursday 3:30pm Science Commons (1.5 hrs)
• Friday 11:00am The Pros and Cons of Blogging Science

Anne K. Gay

• Friday 12:00 noon Clones, Children or Countless Lives
• Saturday 12:00 noon Feminism as Setting

Janice Gelb

• Thursday 5:00pm How to Participate in and Moderate a Panel
• Friday 1:00pm Conrunning Fans Separated by a Common Language
• Sunday 11:00am Fannish Etiquette: A Primer

David Gerrold

• Friday 1:00pm Creating a Character for the Screen or the Page
• Sunday 10:00am AI: the Aliens We Make?
• Sunday 12:00 noon Does Family Make our Hero Boring?
• Sunday 3:30pm In Another Media: Script Writing (1.5 hrs)

Gary Gibson

• Thursday 12:00 noon Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Friday 10:00am From the Glens to the Stars
• Saturday 2:00pm Building a Future World and Blowing it Up. The Pleasures of
• Sunday 3:30pm Improving Your Writing (1.5 hrs)
• Monday 1:00pm Kaffeeklatsch

Diana Gill

• Thursday 3:30pm What's New From Eos (1.5 hrs)

Marc Giller

• Sunday 5:00pm How to Pitch Your Work to TV (0.5 hrs)

Greer Gilman

• Friday 1:30pm Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Friday 3:30pm Just How Different are Arts & Sciences Research? (1.5 hrs)
• Sunday 10:00am The Aesthetics of Fantasy: Writing the Fantastic
• Sunday 11:00am Lost and Found: Children's Books We Miss
• Monday 11:00am Forgotten Fiction: Fantasy before Donaldson and Brooks

Laura Anne Gilman

• Friday 10:00am Autographing
• Friday 11:30am Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Friday 1:00pm How Do You Research Things That Don't Exist?
• Saturday 12:00 noon Making a Good End of It: Buffyand Angel
• Saturday 1:00pm Inhabiting Existing Universes: Writing Fan Fiction
• Saturday 5:00pm It Can't be Fantasy -- I Like It!
• Sunday 11:00am Kaffeeklatsch

Lynn Gold

• Friday 3:30pm Filk Concert: Lynn Gold (0.5 hrs)
• Saturday 11:00am Rainbow Over the Future: Complex Families, Queer Neighbours

Carolina Gómez Lagerlöf

• Thursday 7:00pm You Can't Copyright My DNA, Can You?
• Saturday 3:30pm "The Long Tail": Economics of a Post-Scarcity World (1.5 hr

Joan Gordon

• Saturday 5:00pm Ideas, Fiction and Reality (SFF)
• Sunday 11:00am The SF Fan's Introduction to Literary Criticism

Andy Gordon-Kerr

• Sunday 6:00pm Filk Concert: Andy & Martin GK

Martin Gordon-Kerr

• Sunday 6:00pm Filk Concert: Andy & Martin GK

Alan Grant

• Saturday 3:30pm A History of British Comics (1.5 hrs)
• Sunday 10:00am Kaffeeklatsch
• Sunday 12:00 noon Superheroes, Vigilantes & Police Officers with Big Guns

Gavin Grant

• Saturday 5:00pm The Magazines are Dead: Long Live the Magazines
• Sunday 3:30pm Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Monday 10:00am What Does Small Press Have to Offer?

Roy Gray

• Saturday 10:00am Kaffeeklatsch
• Saturday 6:00pm Beyond Movies and TV: SF in Other Media
• Sunday 2:30pm Reading (0.5 hrs)

Jude-Marie 'Kelly' Green

• Monday 11:00am Broad Universe Rapid-Fire Reading

Simon R Green

• Thursday 12:00 noon Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Thursday 7:00pm How Do You Get to a Book Cover
• Saturday 11:00am From Spider-man to Justice League: A Look at Recent Comic Dr
• Saturday 12:00 noon Making a Good End of It: Buffyand Angel
• Saturday 5:00pm Kaffeeklatsch
• Sunday 3:30pm Improving Your Writing (1.5 hrs)
• Sunday 5:00pm Is The Incrediblesthe Best Superhero Movie Ever?
• Monday 11:00am Autographing

Colin Greenland

• Saturday 6:00pm Growth of the Slipstream
• Sunday 11:00am The SF Fan's Introduction to Literary Criticism
• Sunday 2:00pm Chapter and Verse (1.5 hrs)
• Sunday 3:30pm What Did the New Wave Do For You? (1.5 hrs)
• Sunday 5:30pm Reading (0.5 hrs)

Jim Grimsley

• Thursday 5:00pm Asexuality is the New Gay, but Is that Also the Default of S
• Saturday 2:00pm The Greatest Queer SF (1.5 hrs)

Jon Courtenay Grimwood

• Friday 5:00pm The World We are Making Now 1: People
• Friday 6:00pm Race, Migration and Refugees
• Saturday 11:00am Byzantium at our Borders in the 21st century: the Future of
• Saturday 12:00 noon Feminism as Setting
• Sunday 5:00pm Why Write About Current Politics in a Future Setting?

Anne Lesley Groell

• Thursday 5:00pm What's New From Bantam Spectra

Eileen Gunn

• Saturday 7:00pm Is Blogging Helping or Hurting Your Career?

Patrick J. Gyger

• Friday 11:00am Character vs. Science in Hard SF
• Saturday 11:00am Byzantium at our Borders in the 21st century: the Future of

Karen Haber

• Thursday 2:00pm Fem-Bots and Faeries (1.5 hrs)
• Friday 1:00pm The Chesleys: Past, Present and Future

Gay Haldeman

• Thursday 1:00pm British Worldcon Orientation for SF Professionals
• Thursday 2:00pm Fandom 101 -- Enjoying a British Worldcon (1.5 hrs)

Joe Haldeman

• Thursday 12:30pm Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Thursday 5:00pm Asexuality is the New Gay, but Is that Also the Default of S
• Friday 10:00am John Brunner Retrospective
• Friday 2:00pm Autographing (1.5 hrs)
• Saturday 3:30pm Kaffeeklatsch (1.5 hrs)
• Sunday 11:00am Is LostSF or Paranoid Realism?
• Sunday 12:00 noon Art vs. Love: Balancing a Creative Career & Relationships
• Sunday 3:30pm Role of Queer SF (1.5 hrs)
• Monday 10:00am Why Does the Left Like Military SF?

Peter F. Hamilton

• Friday 10:00am Kaffeeklatsch
• Friday 2:00pm Not Letting Research Get in the Way of Your Imagination (1.5
• Saturday 10:00am British Landscape and the Fantastic
• Saturday 1:00pm Autographing

Elizabeth Hand

• Thursday 1:00pm Autographing
• Thursday 5:00pm The Art of the Reviewer
• Friday 1:00pm You Killed Off the Old People: Depicting Older People in SF
• Friday 2:30pm Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Saturday 10:00am British Landscape and the Fantastic
• Saturday 11:00am Fit to be Tied In! Tie in Books and Why Authors Write Them
• Saturday 6:00pm Growth of the Slipstream
• Sunday 1:00pm Kaffeeklatsch

Susan Hanniford Crowley

• Thursday 4:30pm Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Monday 11:00am Everything You Need to Know to Set Your Fantasy in Scotland
• Monday 1:00pm Has Star Trek Left Us with an Enduring Mythology?

Christina Hansen

• Saturday 2:00pm Military vs. Civil Authority: Do You Trust Adama or Roslyn?
• Sunday 12:00 noon A Final Look at Farscape

Donna Hanson

• Friday 12:00 noon What's Hot and What's Not
• Friday 7:00pm The Uplift War: Foundation and Empire

David A. Hardy

• Friday 11:00am Art in Space: Slideshow by David A. Hardy (1.3 hrs)
• Saturday 11:00am The Path to Glory
• Saturday 3:30pm Kaffeeklatsch (1.5 hrs)
• Saturday 6:00pm Video: SFX in Space(1.3 hrs)
• Sunday 11:00am Autographing

Dominic Harman

• Thursday 5:00pm It May be Art, But is It Science?
• Saturday 11:00am Future Art Media
• Sunday 2:00pm Electron Dreams (1.5 hrs)

Lisa Deutsch Harrigan

• Sunday 3:30pm Looking at the Whole Picture: Jackson's Lord of the Rings

Colin Harris

• Thursday 3:30pm Opening Ceremonies (1.5 hrs)
• Monday 1:00pm Gripe Session
• Monday 3:00pm Closing Ceremonies (2.0 hrs)

Harry Harrison

• Thursday 1:00pm British Worldcon Orientation for SF Professionals
• Friday 2:00pm Autographing (1.5 hrs)
• Saturday 12:00 noon How Do We Reinvent Time Travel?
• Saturday 2:00pm Kaffeeklatsch (1.5 hrs)
• Sunday 11:00am Where is the Heart of the Genre?
• Sunday 2:00pm The Mason-Dixon Line Redrawn: America Divided? (1.5 hrs)
• Monday 10:00am Why Does the Left Like Military SF?

Niall Harrison

• Thursday 6:00pm The Alge-Bread-ist
• Saturday 12:00 noon Not the Hugo Award Panel
• Saturday 1:00pm Literary Team's Book Group: Black Juice
• Saturday 5:00pm The Magazines are Dead: Long Live the Magazines
• Monday 11:00am Firefly, Battlestar Galactica& Other New SF TV (YAFA)
• Monday 1:00pm The Future of Fandom

Jed Hartman

• Saturday 2:00pm The Greatest Queer SF (1.5 hrs)
• Saturday 5:00pm The Magazines are Dead: Long Live the Magazines
• Monday 11:00am Is There any Point to the Best Website Hugo?

David Hartwell

• Thursday 1:00pm British Worldcon Orientation for SF Professionals
• Friday 6:00pm Quiz: Call My Bluff--SF Theory
• Saturday 10:00am New British Space Opera (and Other Space Faring Cultures)
• Saturday 3:30pm The Art of the Anthology (1.5 hrs)
• Sunday 1:00pm Circling the Wagons: the Benefits & Costs of Being in a Larg
• Monday 2:00pm What's New from Tor

Merrie Haskell

• Friday 5:00pm Radical Retellings: of Fairytale, of Well Known Fantasies, o
• Monday 12:30pm The "Evil Stepmother" Archetype (0.5 hrs)

Dana Hayward

• Sunday 2:00pm Science Fiction and Other Archives (SFF) (1.5 hrs)

Julian Headlong

• Thursday 3:30pm Science Commons (1.5 hrs)

Amanda Hemingway

• Monday 2:00pm Fantasy and Folklore

Mary Hemmings

• Sunday 2:00pm Science Fiction and Other Archives (SFF) (1.5 hrs)

Allison Hershey

• Friday 11:00am Digital Dreams
• Saturday 2:00pm Trouble in Tri-D (1.5 hrs)
• Sunday 1:00pm Collaborating Magic

Inge Heyer

• Thursday 1:00pm Hubble Update
• Friday 12:00 noon What's New in Astronomy and Cosmology
• Saturday 2:00pm Space Oddity (YAFA)
• Sunday 1:00pm As It Happens, We Are Rocket Scientists.
• Sunday 3:30pm Space Science Sacrificed? (1.5 hrs)

Beth Hilgartner

• Friday 1:00pm How Do You Research Things That Don't Exist?
• Saturday 1:30pm Reading (0.5 hrs)

Mark Hillyard

• Friday 5:00pm Realistic Swordfighting 101

Irma Hirsjärvi

• Friday 1:00pm Fantasy for Children (SFF)
• Friday 5:00pm James Tiptree Jr. Book Group: Not Before Sundown
• Sunday 11:00am The 1950s, 50 Years On

Martin Hoare

• Friday 10:00am You've Plugged Whatinto It?
• Saturday 6:00pm How To Survive In Your Native Land
• Saturday 8:00pm Tall Technical Tales

Robin Hobb

• Friday 10:00am Career Guidance: How to Get into the Trade (YAFA)
• Friday 5:00pm The Sting: SFWA, Atlanta Nights and Publish America
• Friday 9:00pm Fan Fiction
• Saturday 3:30pm Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Saturday 5:00pm Autographing
• Sunday 11:00am Have the Tolkienistas Misread Tolkien?
• Sunday 2:00pm Kaffeeklatsch (1.5 hrs)

P. C. Hodgell

• Saturday 2:00pm Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Sunday 1:00pm Subverted Elves, Hard Assed Fairies with Attitude, and Drago
• Sunday 5:00pm Autographing
• Monday 11:00am What Makes a Good Hero?

James P. Hogan

• Friday 11:00am Character vs. Science in Hard SF
• Friday 2:00pm Not Letting Research Get in the Way of Your Imagination (1.5
• Saturday 1:00pm Autographing
• Sunday 4:00pm Reading (0.5 hrs)

Andrew Hogg

• Thursday 6:00pm The Alge-Bread-ist
• Friday 1:00pm Growing Old by Accident: How Do *We* End Up as the Establish

Tore Audun Høie

• Thursday 8:00pm All Politics are Local

Robert Hole, Jr.

• Friday 2:00pm Things I Wish I'd Known (1.5 hrs)
• Friday 5:00pm The World We are Making Now 1: People

Tim Holman

• Saturday 3:30pm What's New from Orbit/TimeWarner
• Monday 11:00am Globalisation and Other Mysteries of Publishing

John-Henri Holmberg

• Thursday 6:00pm What is the Future of the Developing World?
• Thursday 8:00pm All Politics are Local
• Friday 5:00pm Translation: Controlling the Text
• Saturday 3:30pm Guest of Honour Interview: Lars-Olov Strandberg (1.5 hrs)
• Monday 11:00am The World We are Making Now: Politics

Anders Holmstrom

• Sunday 1:00pm How To Be A Content Provider

Neil Hook

• Friday 11:00am Visions of a Small Island (SFF)

Valerie Housden

• Saturday 6:30pm Filk Concert: Valerie Housden (0.5 hrs)
• Sunday 2:00pm Chapter and Verse (1.5 hrs)
• Sunday 4:30pm Reading (0.5 hrs)

Nick Hubble

• Friday 10:00am The Future Around the Corner (SFF)
• Saturday 5:00pm Ideas, Fiction and Reality (SFF)

Tanya Huff

• Friday 10:00am Kaffeeklatsch
• Friday 12:00 noon The Immortal in written and Media SF , The Highlander meets
• Friday 1:00pm You Killed Off the Old People: Depicting Older People in SF
• Saturday 11:00am Autographing
• Saturday 2:00pm The Greatest Queer SF (1.5 hrs)
• Sunday 2:00pm Chapter and Verse (1.5 hrs)
• Sunday 5:00pm Reading (0.5 hrs)

Natasha Hull

• Sunday 3:30pm Eurocon Awards: European Perspectives on Writing SF & Fantas
• Monday 12:00 noon The Strugatsky Brothers & Their Role in SF

Walter Hunt

• Friday 10:00am Autographing
• Monday 2:00pm SF and Computer Games

Tom Hunter

• Saturday 3:30pm After September 11th, are Vampires Still Scary? (1.5 hrs)
• Sunday 1:00pm Collaborating Magic
• Sunday 5:00pm Cyberpunks vs. Humanists: The Battle for SF's Heart

Masaharu Imaoka

• Monday 1:00pm Nippon In 2007: the Worldcon

Alex Ingram

• Thursday 6:00pm The Alge-Bread-ist

Hiroaki Inoue

• Thursday 6:00pm Introduction to SF Fandom in Japan
• Saturday 5:00pm The Dummies Guide to Manga
• Sunday 5:00pm Anime and SF in Japan
• Monday 1:00pm Nippon In 2007: the Worldcon

Ian Irvine

• Saturday 1:00pm Grey Eminences: Pulling Agents Out of the Shadows
• Saturday 9:00pm Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Sunday 11:00am Virtual and Physical Activism

Aleta Jackson

• Thursday 2:00pm So, Private Spaceflight Is Here (1.5 hrs)
• Friday 12:00 noon XCOR - Private Rocket Company
• Friday 3:30pm The Developing World in Space: Through Poverty to the Stars
• Saturday 2:00pm Space Oddity (YAFA)
• Monday 10:00am The End of the Space Age?

Edward James

• Thursday 3:30pm Hans Christian Andersen & the Dark Side of Fairy Tale (1.5 h
• Thursday 5:00pm The Real Middle Ages
• Friday 3:30pm Questioning Camelot (SFF) (1.5 hrs)
• Sunday 10:00am Stretching the View (SFF)

John Jarrold

• Friday 5:00pm The Sting: SFWA, Atlanta Nights and Publish America
• Saturday 1:00pm Grey Eminences: Pulling Agents Out of the Shadows
• Saturday 5:00pm Your Life as a Fan
• Sunday 3:30pm What Did the New Wave Do For You? (1.5 hrs)
• Monday 11:00am Globalisation and Other Mysteries of Publishing

Ben Jeapes

• Thursday 10:00pm I'm Sorry I Haven't an SFing Clue
• Friday 10:00am Blake's 7: Is Story More Important than Special Effects?
• Friday 3:30pm The Dead God in SF and Fantasy (1.5 hrs)
• Saturday 1:00pm It's OK, it's Lurve: Sex in Children's and YA Books
• Saturday 6:00pm Science Meets Mythology: Stargate'sBalancing Act

Alice Jenkins

• Saturday 1:00pm The Matter of Britain Revisited (SFF)

Toni Jerrman

• Friday 10:00am Care and Feeding of a GoH
• Friday 1:00pm Conrunning Fans Separated by a Common Language

Jane Johnson AKA Jude Fisher

• Friday 12:30pm Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Friday 2:00pm What's new from Voyager/HarperCollins (1.5 hrs)
• Saturday 1:00pm Alan Lee Interview

Michael Johnson

• Sunday 11:00am Myth, History and Fantasy (SFF)

Janet Johnston

• Friday 2:00pm When Novices Win: Masquerade Tips (1.5 hrs)
• Sunday 10:00am Where Next and How To Get There?

Stephen Jones

• Friday 8:00pm Undead and Kicking: the Death of Horror Has Been Much Exagge
• Friday 9:00pm The Aesthetics of Horror Fiction
• Monday 10:00am What Does Small Press Have to Offer?

Jeana Jorgensen

• Friday 11:00am Visions of a Small Island (SFF)
• Friday 2:00pm Mining Other Cultures (1.5 hrs)
• Saturday 10:00am Belly Dancing: Tribal Fusion Techniques

Graham Joyce

• Friday 5:00pm Autographing
• Saturday 12:00 noon Romance in SF and Fantasy
• Saturday 3:00pm Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Sunday 11:00am The SF Fan's Introduction to Literary Criticism
• Sunday 1:00pm Waiting for the Fantastic: What is Known but Never Stated
• Sunday 3:30pm Kaffeeklatsch (1.5 hrs)

Jordin Kare

• Thursday 5:00pm Physics and Astrophysics Year in Review
• Friday 10:00am You've Plugged Whatinto It?
• Saturday 2:00pm Space Oddity (YAFA)
• Saturday 8:00pm Tall Technical Tales
• Sunday 10:00am Where Next and How To Get There?
• Sunday 1:00pm As It Happens, We Are Rocket Scientists.

Mary Kay Kare

• Saturday 10:00am Tolkien (YAFA)
• Sunday 3:30pm Looking at the Whole Picture: Jackson's Lord of the Rings

Keith G. Kato

• Sunday 9:00am Shotokan Karate Workshop for Beginners (2.0 hrs)
• Monday 10:00am Light Sabres Training vs. Martial Arts Masters (YAFA)

Jerry Kaufman

• Friday 6:00pm Whatever Happened to the Class of '95?
• Friday 10:15pm Fan Funds - O - Rama (1.8 hrs)
• Sunday 11:00am Fanzine Production Workshop 3: Getting it Together
• Monday 12:00 noon Kaffeeklatsch

Roz Kaveney

• Thursday 3:30pm Privacy or Paranoia? (1.5 hrs)
• Thursday 5:00pm UK: Media SF vs. "The Two Cultures"
• Friday 6:00pm Quiz: Call My Bluff--SF Theory
• Friday 9:00pm Fan Fiction
• Saturday 12:00 noon Romance in SF and Fantasy
• Saturday 5:00pm Silken Blades and Long Blonde Hair
• Sunday 3:30pm Role of Queer SF (1.5 hrs)
• Sunday 5:00pm Rumpole of the Spaceways: Depicting Law in SF

Tony Keen

• Thursday 7:00pm SF Fandom: Telling the Story
• Thursday 10:00pm I'm Sorry I Haven't an SFing Clue
• Friday 3:30pm Just How Different are Arts & Sciences Research? (1.5 hrs)
• Saturday 1:00pm British Fandom and the Spheres of Influence
• Saturday 3:30pm Art, Media and Speculative Fiction (SFF) (1.5 hrs)
• Sunday 1:00pm Geography, Landscape and Nature (SFF)
• Sunday 6:00pm Fannish Question Time

Mark Kelly

• Thursday 5:00pm The Art of the Reviewer
• Friday 7:00pm In Memoriam

Sylvia Kelso

• Friday 2:00pm Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Friday 5:00pm Breadth of Character (SFF)

Alvin C. Kibel

• Saturday 5:00pm Ideas, Fiction and Reality (SFF)

Paul Kincaid

• Friday 11:00am Visions of a Small Island (SFF)
• Friday 12:00 noon What's Hot and What's Not
• Friday 1:00pm The BSFA 'Best of British Science Fiction' Contenders
• Friday 3:30pm What's Real & What's Not: Christopher Priest & Reality (1.5
• Saturday 1:00pm Clarke Award Book Group: Discussion of Iron Council
• Saturday 5:00pm Ideas, Fiction and Reality (SFF)
• Sunday 11:00am Where is the Heart of the Genre?
• Sunday 2:00pm The Mason-Dixon Line Redrawn: America Divided? (1.5 hrs)
• Monday 10:00am Finding the Fantastic in The Baroque Cycle

Emma King

• Thursday 1:00pm Nitro Ice Cream (YAFA)
• Friday 1:30pm Make a Cyclotron with Your Microwave Oven (YAFA) (0.5 hrs)
• Saturday 2:00pm Space Oddity (YAFA)
• Sunday 12:00 noon Trip to Glasgow Science Centre (YAFA) (2.0 hrs)
• Sunday 3:00pm Big Bangs (YAFA) (0.5 hrs)

William King

• Friday 11:00am Game Design: You've Read It, Could You Play It?
• Saturday 5:00pm Are Tie-in Novels Worthwhile or Do They Stop People From Rea

Ellen Klages

• Thursday 4:00pm Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Thursday 5:00pm How to Participate in and Moderate a Panel
• Saturday 11:00am Rainbow Over the Future: Complex Families, Queer Neighbours

Dale Knickerbocker

• Saturday 11:00am The SF Britain Doesn't See (SFF)

Gwen Knighton

• Friday 4:30pm Filk Concert: Gwen Knighton (0.5 hrs)
• Sunday 3:30pm Filk Concert: Three Weird Sisters (1.5 hrs)

Lisa Konrad

• Saturday 12:00 noon Can Art Change the World?

Conor Kostick

• Thursday 5:00pm The Real Middle Ages
• Friday 10:00am Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Friday 2:00pm The Second Golden Age of Children's Fantasy (1970-1990) (SFF
• Friday 5:00pm Autographing
• Saturday 3:30pm Discussion of Harry Potter (YAFA) (0.5 hrs)
• Sunday 2:00pm Kaffeeklatsch (1.5 hrs)
• Monday 2:00pm SF and Computer Games

Mari Kotani

• Thursday 6:00pm Introduction to SF Fandom in Japan
• Friday 12:00 noon Introduction to Japanese Science Fiction
• Friday 3:30pm 5 Anime Films You Shouldn't Watch (YAFA) (0.5 hrs)
• Friday 7:00pm The Uplift War: Foundation and Empire
• Saturday 12:00 noon Feminism as Setting
• Saturday 4:00pm Comics are for Girls, too(YAFA)
• Sunday 2:00pm Is The Future Non-Western? (1.5 hrs)
• Sunday 5:00pm Anime and SF in Japan

Grant Kruger

• Thursday 6:00pm What is the Future of the Developing World?
• Friday 4:00pm Fanzine (YAFA)
• Saturday 6:00pm How To Survive In Your Native Land
• Sunday 3:30pm Fanzine Revisited (YAFA) (0.5 hrs)

Katherine Kurtz

• Saturday 10:00am Autographing
• Saturday 1:00pm Mapping your World: Creating the Back Story
• Saturday 5:00pm It Can't be Fantasy -- I Like It!

Ellen Kushner

• Thursday 9:00pm Reading
• Friday 12:00 noon The Return of the Queen: Writing Feminism in a Medieval Worl
• Saturday 5:00pm Silken Blades and Long Blonde Hair
• Monday 11:00am Autographing
• Monday 1:00pm Kaffeeklatsch

David A. Kyle

• Monday 10:00am Fannish High Tech

Christina Lake

• Friday 6:00pm Whatever Happened to the Class of '95?
• Saturday 2:00pm Fanzine Production Workshop 2: Writing an Article (1.5 hrs)
• Saturday 6:00pm Fannish Currency: Whuffie, Egoboo and Chocolate

Jay Lake

• Thursday 4:30pm Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Friday 11:00am Autographing
• Saturday 11:00am Kaffeeklatsch
• Saturday 12:00 noon New Writers & the Campbell
• Sunday 10:00am The Aesthetics of Fantasy: Writing the Fantastic
• Sunday 3:30pm Improving Your Writing (1.5 hrs)
• Monday 10:00am What Does Small Press Have to Offer?
• Monday 11:00am Broad Universe Rapid-Fire Reading

Gordon Lamont

• Thursday 2:00pm Board Games for the 21st Century (1.5 hrs)
• Friday 11:00am Game Design: You've Read It, Could You Play It?
• Saturday 7:00pm Game Design: Realism vs. Playability
• Sunday 5:00pm Getting a Game from Idea to Marketplace

Stef Lancaster

• Saturday 12:00 noon Donnie Darko: The Greatest Teen Movie Ever? (YAFA)

Geoffrey Landis

• Friday 3:30pm Exploring the Planets (1.5 hrs)
• Saturday 1:00pm Kaffeeklatsch
• Sunday 10:00am Where Next and How To Get There?
• Sunday 12:00 noon Roving on the Red Planet
• Sunday 1:00pm As It Happens, We Are Rocket Scientists.

David Langford

• Friday 5:00pm Secret History Of Ansible
• Saturday 2:00pm Kaffeeklatsch (1.5 hrs)
• Sunday 2:00pm Sorting SF After 200 Years (1.5 hrs)

Matt Langley

• Monday 10:00am Light Sabres Training vs. Martial Arts Masters (YAFA)

Justine Larbalestier

• Friday 2:30pm Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Saturday 12:00 noon Feminism as Setting
• Sunday 11:00am The 1950s, 50 Years On

Glenda Larke (Noramly)

• Thursday 8:00pm Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Sunday 2:00pm Is The Future Non-Western? (1.5 hrs)
• Monday 2:00pm Kaffeeklatsch

Knud Larn

• Sunday 10:00am Stretching the View (SFF)
• Sunday 7:00pm Up The Walls of the World: The Next Generation

Peter Lavery

• Saturday 10:00am What's New from Macmillan/Tor UK?

Alain le Bussy

• Saturday 11:00am The SF Britain Doesn't See (SFF)

Alan Lee

• Friday 4:00pm Harper Collins Pre-launch of Alan Lee's The Lord of the Rings Sketchbook
• Saturday 11:00am Future Art Media
• Saturday 1:00pm Alan Lee Interview
• Saturday 3:30pm What It Means to be a Concept Artist for a Movie (1.5 hrs)
• Sunday 1:00pm Collaborating Magic
• Sunday 3:30pm Alan Lee Slideshow (1.5 hrs)

Julianne Lee

• Friday 12:00 noon The Return of the Queen: Writing Feminism in a Medieval Worl

Tony Lee

• Friday 3:30pm Comics Now (1.5 hrs)
• Friday 6:00pm Writing for Comics

Kimmo Lehtonen

• Thursday 8:00pm All Politics are Local
• Saturday 1:00pm Writing SF, When You Aren't White or Christian

Fred Lerner

• Saturday 9:00pm SF Before 1960: No Sex... and Who Cleaned the Toilets?

David D. Levine

• Thursday 5:00pm Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Friday 3:30pm Kaffeeklatsch (1.5 hrs)
• Friday 5:00pm A Matter of Faith: How SF Television Treats Religion
• Friday 7:00pm Challenges For New Writers
• Saturday 2:00pm Military vs. Civil Authority: Do You Trust Adama or Roslyn?
• Sunday 11:00am Is LostSF or Paranoid Realism?
• Monday 11:00am The Future of Malware
• Monday 2:00pm Fan Room Closing Ceremony

Jaime Levine

• Saturday 5:00pm Are Tie-in Novels Worthwhile or Do They Stop People From Rea
• Monday 12:00 noon What's New from Warner Aspect

Rowena Lindquist (Cory Daniells)

• Friday 1:00pm A Commonwealth of Science Fiction
• Sunday 3:30pm Improving Your Writing (1.5 hrs)

Kelly Link

• Friday 12:00 noon Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Saturday 5:00pm Why Should We Mind? SF/Fantasy & Consciousness
• Saturday 6:00pm Growth of the Slipstream
• Sunday 1:00pm Waiting for the Fantastic: What is Known but Never Stated

Therese Littleton

• Thursday 12:00 noon The Portrayal of Science and Scientists on SF TV
• Saturday 12:00 noon The Other Hard Sciences: SF and Biology

David Lohkamp

• Thursday 8:00pm The Future of RPG and Computer Games

James Lovegrove

• Friday 3:00pm Five Horror Books You Shouldn't Read (YAFA) (0.5 hrs)
• Friday 3:30pm What's Real & What's Not: Christopher Priest & Reality (1.5
• Saturday 10:00am Fractured: Is British Politics tooBroken to Stay Together?
• Saturday 4:00pm Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Sunday 11:00am Autographing

Karin Lowachee

• Thursday 2:00pm Post Colonialism and Cargo Cults (1.5 hrs)
• Friday 6:00pm Race, Migration and Refugees
• Saturday 5:00pm Autographing
• Sunday 4:00pm Reading (0.5 hrs)

Dave Luckett

• Saturday 5:00pm Filk Concert: Dave Luckett (0.5 hrs)

Duncan Lunan

• Thursday 8:00pm Ceilidh (4.0 hrs)
• Friday 2:00pm How Have Worlds Changed? (1.5 hrs)
• Saturday 3:00pm The Green Children of Woolpit (0.5 hrs)
• Sunday 6:00pm Mars Society (UK) Meeting
• Monday 12:30pm Reading (0.5 hrs)

Nicki Lynch

• Thursday 2:00pm Revisiting Favourite Childhood TV as Adults (1.5 hrs)
• Friday 5:00pm Current State of SF on TV: Picking from the Potentials
• Monday 10:00am Fannish High Tech

Rich Lynch

• Thursday 6:00pm Terraforming Starts At Home
• Friday 11:00am Slideshow: A Look at Many Worldcons
• Friday 7:00pm In Memoriam
• Sunday 2:00pm Great Fans of History (1.5 hrs)

Ian R. Macleod

• Friday 1:00pm Fantastic Cities
• Friday 2:00pm Not Letting Research Get in the Way of Your Imagination (1.5
• Saturday 10:00am Fractured: Is British Politics tooBroken to Stay Together?
• Saturday 2:00pm Kaffeeklatsch (1.5 hrs)
• Saturday 4:30pm Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Sunday 11:00am Where is the Heart of the Genre?
• Sunday 3:30pm Autographing (1.5 hrs)
• Monday 11:00am Subverting the Traditions of Fantasy

Ken MacLeod

• Thursday 7:00pm You Can't Copyright My DNA, Can You?
• Thursday 10:00pm I'm Sorry I Haven't an SFing Clue
• Friday 10:00am Career Guidance: How to Get into the Trade (YAFA)
• Friday 11:00am The High Frontiersmen
• Friday 1:00pm The Ethics and Effects of Colonisation
• Friday 3:30pm The Developing World in Space: Through Poverty to the Stars
• Saturday 12:00 noon Romance in SF and Fantasy
• Saturday 1:00pm Alternative Americas
• Saturday 3:30pm "The Long Tail": Economics of a Post-Scarcity World (1.5 hr
• Sunday 10:00am Is the American Empire on the Verge of Collapse?
• Sunday 12:00 noon The British Boffin: An SF Stereotype Dissected
• Sunday 1:00pm Anarchy vs. Technology

Christine Mains

• Friday 5:00pm Radical Retellings: of Fairytale, of Well Known Fantasies, o
• Saturday 12:00 noon The Down Sides of Fantasy (SFF)

Chris Malme

• Saturday 12:00 noon Disseminating Filk
• Saturday 6:00pm Filk Concert: Chris Malme (0.5 hrs)
• Sunday 2:00pm Chapter and Verse (1.5 hrs)

Jim Mann

• Friday 2:00pm How Mediocre Movies Can Become Good TV Shows (1.5 hrs)
• Saturday 2:00pm Military vs. Civil Authority: Do You Trust Adama or Roslyn?

Laurie Mann

• Thursday 2:00pm Revisiting Favourite Childhood TV as Adults (1.5 hrs)
• Friday 7:00pm In Memoriam
• Sunday 11:00am Is LostSF or Paranoid Realism?
• Sunday 3:30pm Looking at the Whole Picture: Jackson's Lord of the Rings
• Monday 11:00am "It's nota Maggot, It's a Wetware Wound Cleaner"
• Monday 2:00pm Elements of the Fantastic in Musicals

Sandra Manning

• Friday 11:00am My First Masquerade: What Happens at a Masquerade

Darlene Marshall

• Friday 5:00pm The Sting: SFWA, Atlanta Nights and Publish America
• Saturday 12:00 noon Romance in SF and Fantasy
• Monday 12:00 noon Crafting Sex Scenes

George R.R. Martin

• Friday 1:00pm Creating a Character for the Screen or the Page
• Friday 3:30pm Kaffeeklatsch (1.5 hrs)
• Saturday 10:00am Tolkien (YAFA)
• Saturday 3:30pm Autographing (1.5 hrs)
• Saturday 6:00pm Quiz: Just a Minute
• Sunday 11:00am Reading
• Sunday 1:00pm Collecting Miniature Knights (0.5 hrs)
• Sunday 4:30pm Join Our Ranks (YAFA) (0.5 hrs)
• Monday 11:00am Forgotten Fiction: Fantasy before Donaldson and Brooks

David Marusek

• Friday 7:00pm Challenges For New Writers

W.J. Maryson

• Sunday 3:30pm Eurocon Awards: European Perspectives on Writing SF & Fantas

Sue Mason

• Thursday 2:00pm Fandom 101 -- Enjoying a British Worldcon (1.5 hrs)
• Friday 10:00am Care and Feeding of a GoH
• Friday 12:00 noon Belly Dancing
• Friday 12:00 midnight Fannish Pictionary

Kaku Masubuchi

• Monday 1:00pm Nippon In 2007: the Worldcon

David Mathew

• Saturday 5:00pm Interzone: the Good, the Bad and the Brass Bra'd

David Mattingly

• Friday 3:30pm Creating the Matte Paintings for I, Robot(Slideshow) (1.5
• Saturday 3:30pm Alien Anatomy (1.5 hrs)
• Sunday 12:00 noon Art vs. Love: Balancing a Creative Career & Relationships
• Monday 11:00am Autographing

Kari Maund

• Thursday 5:00pm The Real Middle Ages
• Friday 3:30pm Questioning Camelot (SFF) (1.5 hrs)

Max

• Friday 12:00 noon Extreme Art (YAFA)
• Sunday 3:30pm Fanzine Revisited (YAFA) (0.5 hrs)
• Monday 11:00am Firefly, Battlestar Galactica& Other New SF TV (YAFA)

Juraj "Mad" Maxon

• Thursday 2:00pm Autographing (1.5 hrs)
• Saturday 10:00am Kaffeeklatsch
• Saturday 2:00pm Trouble in Tri-D (1.5 hrs)

Andrew May

• Saturday 11:00am The SF Britain Doesn't See (SFF)
• Sunday 10:00am Stretching the View (SFF)

Sally Mayer

• Thursday 5:00pm Can It be Fine Art if It's Science Fiction?
• Thursday 7:00pm Enough of Medievalism Already!
• Friday 2:00pm Things I Wish I'd Known (1.5 hrs)
• Saturday 2:00pm Trouble in Tri-D (1.5 hrs)
• Sunday 11:00am Website Design: Going Global
• Monday 11:00am The Future of Malware
• Monday 1:00pm Has Star Trek Left Us with an Enduring Mythology?

Paul McAuley

• Friday 10:00am When is Genocide Justified?
• Friday 2:00pm How Have Worlds Changed? (1.5 hrs)
• Friday 4:30pm Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Saturday 12:00 noon Science Denial
• Saturday 3:30pm Autographing (1.5 hrs)
• Sunday 5:00pm Cyberpunks vs. Humanists: The Battle for SF's Heart

Parris McBride

• Thursday 7:00pm A Fair Ballot
• Friday 10:00am Care and Feeding of a GoH

Anne McCaffrey

• Thursday 1:00pm The Family Business: So Maybe It's In the Genes?
• Friday 6:00pm The Cult of Personality
• Saturday 1:00pm Mapping your World: Creating the Back Story
• Sunday 1:00pm Autographing
• Monday 1:00pm Reading
• Monday 2:00pm Kaffeeklatsch

Todd McCaffrey

• Thursday 1:00pm The Family Business: So Maybe It's In the Genes?
• Friday 11:00am Autographing
• Saturday 12:00 noon Kaffeeklatsch
• Monday 1:00pm Reading

Ian McDonald

• Friday 10:00am Pseudo-Hard SF
• Friday 11:00am The High Frontiersmen
• Friday 1:00pm Aesthetics of SF
• Friday 5:00pm Kaffeeklatsch
• Friday 6:00pm Race, Migration and Refugees
• Saturday 10:00am Fractured: Is British Politics tooBroken to Stay Together?
• Saturday 3:30pm Autographing (1.5 hrs)
• Saturday 5:30pm Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Sunday 10:00am AI: the Aliens We Make?
• Sunday 12:00 noon Genre Killing Ideas
• Sunday 1:00pm The World We are Making Now 2: Places
• Sunday 3:30pm Science Fiction Cities (1.5 hrs)
• Monday 1:00pm What's New From Pyr/Prometheus

Oisin McGann

• Friday 11:00am Why Write for Children & Young Adults?
• Friday 12:00 noon Extreme Art (YAFA)
• Friday 2:00pm Things I Wish I'd Known (1.5 hrs)
• Saturday 10:00am Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Saturday 11:00am The Path to Glory
• Saturday 1:00pm It's OK, it's Lurve: Sex in Children's and YA Books

Maura McHugh

• Saturday 10:00am Tolkien (YAFA)
• Saturday 12:00 noon Donnie Darko: The Greatest Teen Movie Ever? (YAFA)
• Saturday 4:00pm Comics are for Girls, too(YAFA)
• Sunday 11:00am Patronising Youth: Your Chance to Speak Up (YAFA)

Fiona McIntosh

• Thursday 10:00pm Disgusting Ideas in SF
• Friday 12:00 noon The Immortal in written and Media SF , The Highlander meets

Bridget McKenna

• Friday 7:00pm Challenges For New Writers

Juliet E McKenna

• Thursday 1:30pm Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Friday 1:00pm Kaffeeklatsch
• Saturday 3:30pm Trilogy Middle Book Problem (1.5 hrs)
• Saturday 6:00pm Science Meets Mythology: Stargate'sBalancing Act
• Sunday 1:00pm Subverted Elves, Hard Assed Fairies with Attitude, and Drago
• Sunday 5:00pm Autographing

Lauren McLaughlin

• Friday 1:00pm Creating a Character for the Screen or the Page
• Sunday 5:00pm Alternate Technological History

Sean McMullen

• Thursday 1:00pm The Family Business: So Maybe It's In the Genes?
• Thursday 5:00pm The Real Middle Ages
• Friday 5:00pm Is Genius Gendered?
• Saturday 1:00pm Our Starships Drive on the Other Side
• Saturday 6:00pm Quiz: Just a Minute
• Sunday 12:00 noon Does Family Make our Hero Boring?
• Sunday 5:00pm Alternate Technological History
• Monday 11:00am "It's nota Maggot, It's a Wetware Wound Cleaner"

Patrick McMurray

• Thursday 7:00pm SF Fandom: Telling the Story
• Saturday 8:00pm So You're Going to Japan
• Sunday 7:00pm Up The Walls of the World: The Next Generation
• Sunday 11:00pm Highland Games Sans Frontières

Janet McNaughton

• Thursday 2:00pm Autographing (1.5 hrs)
• Thursday 5:30pm Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Friday 11:00am Why Write for Children & Young Adults?
• Friday 2:00pm The Second Golden Age of Children's Fantasy (1970-1990) (SFF
• Saturday 1:00pm It's OK, it's Lurve: Sex in Children's and YA Books
• Saturday 3:30pm Discussion of Harry Potter (YAFA) (0.5 hrs)
• Sunday 11:00am Lost and Found: Children's Books We Miss

John Meaney

• Thursday 7:00pm You Can't Copyright My DNA, Can You?
• Thursday 10:00pm I'm Sorry I Haven't an SFing Clue
• Saturday 10:00am New British Space Opera (and Other Space Faring Cultures)
• Saturday 6:00pm Quiz: Just a Minute
• Saturday 9:00pm SF Before 1960: No Sex... and Who Cleaned the Toilets?
• Monday 12:00 noon What the F*** is it About Cats?
• Monday 1:00pm What's New From Pyr/Prometheus

John Medany

• Thursday 5:00pm UK: Media SF vs. "The Two Cultures"
• Monday 1:00pm Has Star Trek Left Us with an Enduring Mythology?

Rita Medany

• Friday 5:00pm A Matter of Faith: How SF Television Treats Religion
• Saturday 1:00pm Our Starships Drive on the Other Side
• Monday 1:00pm Has Star Trek Left Us with an Enduring Mythology?

William Meikle

• Monday 10:00am Scottish Imaginative Writing
• Monday 11:00am Everything You Need to Know to Set Your Fantasy in Scotland
• Monday 2:00pm Fantasy and Folklore

Geneva Melzack

• Thursday 3:00pm The Philosophy of Science Fiction (YAFA)
• Thursday 5:00pm Into the Navel of Fandom and Other Scary Journeys
• Thursday 6:00pm Terraforming Starts At Home
• Friday 4:00pm Fanzine (YAFA)
• Saturday 6:00pm Beyond Movies and TV: SF in Other Media
• Sunday 11:00am Virtual and Physical Activism
• Sunday 12:00 noon Kaffeeklatsch
• Sunday 3:30pm Fanzine Revisited (YAFA) (0.5 hrs)

Farah Mendlesohn

• Friday 1:00pm The Ethics and Effects of Colonisation
• Friday 3:30pm Just How Different are Arts & Sciences Research? (1.5 hrs)
• Saturday 1:00pm Alternative Americas
• Sunday 10:00am The Aesthetics of Fantasy: Writing the Fantastic
• Sunday 3:30pm The Making Of Britain (SFF) (1.5 hrs)

Sarah Micklem

• Sunday 11:00am The Best New Feminist SF

China Miéville

• Friday 1:00pm Fantastic Cities
• Saturday 12:00 noon Hobbits, Orcs & Homo Floresiensis: Build Realistic Creatu
• Saturday 5:00pm Silken Blades and Long Blonde Hair
• Sunday 10:00am The Aesthetics of Fantasy: Writing the Fantastic

Franz Miklis

• Saturday 11:00am Kaffeeklatsch
• Sunday 11:00am Website Design: Going Global

Craig Miller

• Friday 1:00pm Creating a Character for the Screen or the Page
• Friday 5:00pm Worldcon Financial Responsibility
• Saturday 2:00pm What Made a Creative Media Genius in the 20th Century? (1.5
• Sunday 1:00pm Re-examining Lucas' Vision: Star Wars in Its Various Forms
• Sunday 3:30pm In Another Media: Script Writing (1.5 hrs)

Deborah J. Miller

• Saturday 10:00am British Landscape and the Fantastic
• Sunday 12:00 noon Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Monday 11:00am Everything You Need to Know to Set Your Fantasy in Scotland

Petrea Mitchell

• Saturday 12:00 noon Science Denial

Rebecca Moesta

• Friday 10:00am Autographing
• Friday 12:00 noon Kaffeeklatsch
• Friday 5:00pm Current State of SF on TV: Picking from the Potentials
• Saturday 12:00 noon Making a Good End of It: Buffyand Angel
• Saturday 1:00pm Books Based on Other Media (YAFA)
• Saturday 4:00pm Comics are for Girls, too(YAFA)
• Saturday 5:00pm Are Tie-in Novels Worthwhile or Do They Stop People From Rea
• Sunday 12:00 noon A Final Look at Farscape
• Sunday 5:00pm Is The Incrediblesthe Best Superhero Movie Ever?

Klaus Æ Mogensen

• Thursday 2:30pm A Solar System of 50,000,000,000,000,000 People (0.5 hrs)
• Thursday 5:00pm Can It be Fine Art if It's Science Fiction?
• Thursday 8:00pm The Future of RPG and Computer Games
• Sunday 10:00am Travel to Other Planets: Non-English Language Conventions
• Sunday 2:00pm Is The Future Non-Western? (1.5 hrs)
• Monday 11:00am The World We are Making Now: Politics

Cindy (Huckle) Mohareb

• Friday 2:00pm How Mediocre Movies Can Become Good TV Shows (1.5 hrs)
• Sunday 12:00 noon A Final Look at Farscape

David Moles

• Friday 1:00pm The Ethics and Effects of Colonisation
• Friday 2:00pm Kaffeeklatsch (1.5 hrs)
• Saturday 12:00 noon New Writers & the Campbell

Murray Moore

• Saturday 1:00pm British Fandom and the Spheres of Influence

Richard Morgan

• Thursday 7:00pm You Can't Copyright My DNA, Can You?
• Thursday 8:00pm The Military: Making it Authentic
• Friday 10:00am From the Glens to the Stars
• Friday 12:00 noon Clones, Children or Countless Lives
• Friday 3:30pm Kaffeeklatsch (1.5 hrs)
• Friday 6:00pm Whiskey, Whisky, Bourbon and Rye
• Saturday 9:00pm SF Before 1960: No Sex... and Who Cleaned the Toilets?
• Sunday 12:00 noon Superheroes, Vigilantes & Police Officers with Big Guns

Oliver Morton

• Friday 11:00am The Pros and Cons of Blogging Science
• Friday 2:00pm How Have Worlds Changed? (1.5 hrs)
• Friday 3:30pm Exploring the Planets (1.5 hrs)
• Saturday 11:00am Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Saturday 3:30pm "The Long Tail": Economics of a Post-Scarcity World (1.5 hr

Caroline Mullan

• Friday 5:00pm The World We are Making Now 1: People
• Sunday 1:00pm The World We are Making Now 2: Places
• Monday 11:00am The World We are Making Now: Politics

Robin Munro

• Thursday 2:00pm Book Group: Robert Sheckley's The 10th Victim(1.5 hrs)
• Friday 11:00am Reading:

  Robert Sheckley

• Saturday 2:00pm The Alchemical Life of Robert Sheckley (1.5 hrs)
• Saturday 5:00pm Kaffeeklatsch

Steve Nagy

• Saturday 11:00am From Spider-man to Justice League: A Look at Recent Comic Dr
• Sunday 3:30pm Improving Your Writing (1.5 hrs)

Darren Nash

• Saturday 3:30pm What's New from Orbit/TimeWarner
• Saturday 5:00pm It Can't be Fantasy -- I Like It!
• Sunday 2:00pm Sorting SF After 200 Years (1.5 hrs)

Ruth Nestvold

• Friday 5:00pm The World We are Making Now 1: People
• Saturday 12:00 noon Feminism as Setting
• Sunday 10:00am The Aesthetics of Fantasy: Writing the Fantastic

Alain Nevant

• Friday 5:00pm Translation: Controlling the Text
• Saturday 5:00pm Jules Verne: First Hard SF Writer?

Dianne Newell

• Friday 12:00 noon It's How You Say It (SFF)
• Sunday 2:00pm Science Fiction and Other Archives (SFF) (1.5 hrs)

Kim Newman

• Friday 3:00pm Five Horror Books You Shouldn't Read (YAFA) (0.5 hrs)
• Saturday 12:00 noon Donnie Darko: The Greatest Teen Movie Ever? (YAFA)
• Saturday 3:30pm After September 11th, are Vampires Still Scary? (1.5 hrs)

Robert Newman

• Saturday 5:00pm Guide to the Hitchhiker's Guide
• Sunday 2:00pm Runaround (1.5 hrs)

Barry Newton

• Saturday 1:00pm Remembering Jack Chalker

Feorag NicBhride

• Saturday 10:00am Fan Computer Art
• Saturday 12:00 noon Can Art Change the World?

Peter Nicholls

• Sunday 2:00pm Sorting SF After 200 Years (1.5 hrs)

Stan Nicholls

• Friday 5:00pm Autographing
• Saturday 1:00pm Mapping your World: Creating the Back Story
• Saturday 5:00pm Are Tie-in Novels Worthwhile or Do They Stop People From Rea
• Sunday 11:00am Kaffeeklatsch
• Sunday 2:00pm Electron Dreams (1.5 hrs)

Elaine Nicol

• Thursday 6:00pm Xena, Buffy, Hex: Is Lesbianism in Genre TV Progressive?
• Friday 12:00 noon The Immortal in written and Media SF , The Highlander meets

Patrick Nielsen Hayden

• Saturday 11:00am I have Seen the Digital Future and It is Full of Fans
• Saturday 1:00pm Alternative Americas
• Saturday 3:30pm The Art of the Anthology (1.5 hrs)
• Sunday 10:00am Is the American Empire on the Verge of Collapse?
• Sunday 11:00am Patronising Youth: Your Chance to Speak Up (YAFA)
• Sunday 2:00pm The Mason-Dixon Line Redrawn: America Divided? (1.5 hrs)
• Monday 11:00am Globalisation and Other Mysteries of Publishing
• Monday 2:00pm What's New from Tor

Andrew Nimmo

• Sunday 6:00pm Mars Society (UK) Meeting
• Monday 10:00am The End of the Space Age?

Reiko Noda

• Friday 12:00 noon Introduction to Japanese Science Fiction

G. David Nordley

• Saturday 10:00am Design A Solar System
• Saturday 5:00pm Jules Verne: First Hard SF Writer?
• Sunday 10:00am Design a Solar System 2
• Monday 11:00am Design A Solar System 3

Sharyn November

• Friday 11:00am Why Write for Children & Young Adults?
• Saturday 11:00am Harry Potter Has Put Children's Fantasy Back Fifty Years
• Saturday 1:00pm It's OK, it's Lurve: Sex in Children's and YA Books
• Saturday 3:30pm Discussion of Harry Potter (YAFA) (0.5 hrs)
• Sunday 3:30pm Jane Yolen's Impact on Children's Fantasy (1.5 hrs)

Naomi Novik

• Saturday 1:00pm The Matter of Britain Revisited (SFF)

Andrea Novin

• Thursday 6:00pm Terraforming Starts At Home

Jody Lynn Nye

• Saturday 4:00pm Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Saturday 6:00pm Beyond Movies and TV: SF in Other Media
• Sunday 11:00am Autographing
• Sunday 3:30pm Kaffeeklatsch (1.5 hrs)

John O'Halloran

• Friday 11:00am My First Masquerade: What Happens at a Masquerade

Dave O'Neill

• Thursday 5:00pm UK: Media SF vs. "The Two Cultures"
• Friday 11:00am The Pros and Cons of Blogging Science
• Friday 1:00pm The Ethics and Effects of Colonisation
• Friday 7:00pm Pro-Am Technobabble
• Saturday 5:00pm Are Tie-in Novels Worthwhile or Do They Stop People From Rea
• Sunday 1:00pm Anarchy vs. Technology
• Monday 10:00am The End of the Space Age?

Chris O'Shea

• Thursday 2:00pm Fandom 101 -- Enjoying a British Worldcon (1.5 hrs)
• Saturday 8:00pm The Gripes of Wrath

Ronald Oakes

• Thursday 2:00pm The Past, Present and Future of Christian Fantasy (1.5 hrs)

Paul Oldroyd

• Sunday 10:00am The Enduring Popularity of Doctor Who

Mark Olson

• Thursday 5:00pm Physics and Astrophysics Year in Review
• Thursday 9:00pm SF Trivia For Chocolate Quiz
• Friday 5:00pm Worldcon Financial Responsibility

Priscilla Olson

• Thursday 9:00pm SF Trivia For Chocolate Quiz
• Sunday 11:00am Is LostSF or Paranoid Realism?
• Sunday 12:00 noon A Final Look at Farscape
• Sunday 3:30pm Jane Yolen's Impact on Children's Fantasy (1.5 hrs)
• Monday 1:00pm Long Live the Legion

Kathi D. Overton

• Thursday 1:00pm Nitro Ice Cream (YAFA)

Paul Park

• Friday 3:30pm The Dead God in SF and Fantasy (1.5 hrs)
• Saturday 4:30pm Reading (0.5 hrs)

Spike Parsons

• Thursday 2:00pm Fandom 101 -- Enjoying a British Worldcon (1.5 hrs)
• Friday 10:00am Care and Feeding of a GoH
• Saturday 7:00pm The Alternative Class of 87

Fiona Patton

• Friday 12:00 noon Moving in Time as Well as in Space: the Fractured Narrative

Diana L. Paxson

• Thursday 5:00pm Autographing
• Friday 12:00 noon The Return of the Queen: Writing Feminism in a Medieval Worl
• Friday 3:30pm Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Monday 10:00am Kaffeeklatsch
• Monday 2:00pm Fantasy and Folklore

Joe Pearce

• Friday 11:00am Game Design: You've Read It, Could You Play It?
• Sunday 5:00pm Getting a Game from Idea to Marketplace
• Monday 2:00pm SF and Computer Games

Maggie Percival

• Thursday 5:00pm Use Your Presentation to Tell a Story
• Friday 2:00pm When Novices Win: Masquerade Tips (1.5 hrs)

Mike Percival

• Friday 2:00pm When Novices Win: Masquerade Tips (1.5 hrs)

Lawrence Person

• Thursday 6:00pm What is the Future of the Developing World?
• Sunday 10:00am Is the American Empire on the Verge of Collapse?
• Sunday 5:00pm Is The Incrediblesthe Best Superhero Movie Ever?

Glenn Petersen

• Sunday 3:30pm Eurocon Awards: European Perspectives on Writing SF & Fantas

Rog Peyton

• Friday 12:00 noon Worldcon Box Game: Time Travel in Practice
• Saturday 5:00pm Your Life as a Fan
• Saturday 9:00pm The Strange Case of the SF Book Seller

John Picacio

• Thursday 7:00pm How Do You Get to a Book Cover
• Friday 11:00am Digital Dreams
• Saturday 11:00am The Path to Glory
• Saturday 3:30pm Alien Anatomy (1.5 hrs)
• Sunday 3:30pm Autographing (1.5 hrs)
• Monday 1:00pm What's New From Pyr/Prometheus

Catherine Pickersgill

• Friday 3:30pm Greg Pickersgill GoH Experience (1.5 hrs)
• Saturday 8:00pm The Gripes of Wrath
• Saturday 10:00pm Quiz Gunfight
• Monday 11:00am Eastercon in Pictures, 1969 - 2005 (Slideshow)

Greg Pickersgill

• Thursday 3:30pm Opening Ceremonies (1.5 hrs)
• Thursday 5:00pm Into the Navel of Fandom and Other Scary Journeys
• Thursday 6:00pm Room 101 with the Guests of Honour
• Friday 1:00pm Growing Old by Accident: How Do *We* End Up as the Establish
• Friday 3:30pm Greg Pickersgill GoH Experience (1.5 hrs)
• Saturday 11:00am Kaffeeklatsch
• Saturday 5:00pm Your Life as a Fan
• Sunday 10:00am Travel to Other Planets: Non-English Language Conventions
• Sunday 11:00am The 1950s, 50 Years On
• Monday 1:00pm What Built the Writers?
• Monday 3:00pm Closing Ceremonies (2.0 hrs)

Martina Pilcerova

• Thursday 5:00pm Can It be Fine Art if It's Science Fiction?
• Friday 11:00am Digital Dreams
• Saturday 3:30pm Alien Anatomy (1.5 hrs)

Mark Plummer

• Friday 1:00pm Growing Old by Accident: How Do *We* End Up as the Establish
• Saturday 7:00pm The Alternative Class of 87
• Saturday 9:00pm The Strange Case of the SF Book Seller
• Sunday 11:00am Fanzine Production Workshop 3: Getting it Together
• Sunday 5:00pm Towellies to Truffs

John Pomeranz

• Thursday 1:00pm Nitro Ice Cream (YAFA)
• Thursday 2:00pm Revisiting Favourite Childhood TV as Adults (1.5 hrs)
• Sunday 5:00pm Rumpole of the Spaceways: Depicting Law in SF
• Monday 2:00pm Elements of the Fantastic in Musicals

Andrew I. Porter

• Friday 11:00am Slideshow: A Look at Many Worldcons
• Saturday 11:00am The Greatest Editors Now and Then

Teresa Powell

• Sunday 3:30pm Filk Concert: Three Weird Sisters (1.5 hrs)

Terry Pratchett

• Friday 1:00pm Terry Pratchett Reading on the Floor (YAFA) (0.5 hrs)
• Friday 5:00pm Translation: Controlling the Text
• Friday 6:00pm The Cult of Personality
• Saturday 11:00am Reading
• Saturday 1:00pm It's OK, it's Lurve: Sex in Children's and YA Books
• Sunday 11:00am Lost and Found: Children's Books We Miss
• Sunday 1:00pm Subverted Elves, Hard Assed Fairies with Attitude, and Drago
• Sunday 2:00pm When I Were A Lad, We Used To Dream of 64K (1.5 hrs)
• Monday 11:00am Autographing

Christopher Priest

• Thursday 3:30pm Opening Ceremonies (1.5 hrs)
• Thursday 6:00pm Room 101 with the Guests of Honour
• Thursday 10:00pm I'm Sorry I Haven't an SFing Clue
• Friday 10:00am John Brunner Retrospective
• Friday 6:00pm Quiz: Call My Bluff--SF Theory
• Saturday 12:00 noon Guests of Honour Autograph Session
• Saturday 2:00pm Reading
• Saturday 3:30pm Kaffeeklatsch (1.5 hrs)
• Saturday 5:00pm Your Life as a Fan
• Sunday 10:00am Travel to Other Planets: Non-English Language Conventions
• Sunday 2:00pm An Encounter with Chris Priest (1.5 hrs)
• Sunday 3:30pm Get Out of My Ghetto! (1.5 hrs)
• Monday 10:00am Standing up for our (Copy)rights
• Monday 12:00 noon Guests of Honour Autograph Session
• Monday 1:00pm What Built the Writers?
• Monday 3:00pm Closing Ceremonies (2.0 hrs)

David Pringle

• Saturday 5:00pm Interzone: the Good, the Bad and the Brass Bra'd
• Monday 10:00am Scottish Imaginative Writing

Judith Proctor

• Friday 10:00am Blake's 7: Is Story More Important than Special Effects?
• Friday 2:00pm SF on British TV Since the First Doctor (1.5 hrs)
• Friday 5:00pm A Matter of Faith: How SF Television Treats Religion
• Sunday 9:00pm Fan Fiction Workshop: How to Avoid Info-dumping

Liam Proven

• Friday 5:00pm The World We are Making Now 1: People
• Friday 7:00pm Pro-Am Technobabble
• Sunday 5:00pm Towellies to Truffs
• Sunday 11:00pm Highland Games Sans Frontières

Irene Radford

• Thursday 5:00pm Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Friday 11:00am Autographing
• Sunday 11:00am Patronising Youth: Your Chance to Speak Up (YAFA)
• Monday 12:00 noon What the F*** is it About Cats?

Joe Raftery

• Sunday 1:00pm The World We are Making Now 2: Places

Phil Raines

• Friday 8:00pm Reductio ad Absurdum presents Lucas Back in Anger

Robert Rankin

• Friday 5:00pm Autographing
• Saturday 3:00pm Harry Potter Reading (YAFA) (0.5 hrs)
• Sunday 2:00pm What's New from Gollancz/Orion Publishing (1.5 hrs)
• Sunday 4:30pm Join Our Ranks (YAFA) (0.5 hrs)
• Monday 11:00am Subverting the Traditions of Fantasy

John Campbell Rees

• Friday 10:00am Blake's 7: Is Story More Important than Special Effects?
• Saturday 5:00pm Guide to the Hitchhiker's Guide

Michelle Reid

• Saturday 10:00am The View From Over There (SFF)

Katya Reimann

• Friday 2:00pm Mining Other Cultures (1.5 hrs)
• Saturday 3:30pm Trilogy Middle Book Problem (1.5 hrs)
• Sunday 11:00am Autographing
• Sunday 1:00pm Reading (0.5 hrs)

Michael Rennie

• Thursday 1:00pm Human Psychology and Long Distance Spaceflight

Alastair Reynolds

• Thursday 2:00pm Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Thursday 3:30pm Autographing (1.5 hrs)
• Thursday 7:00pm You Can't Copyright My DNA, Can You?
• Friday 12:00 noon Moving in Time as Well as in Space: the Fractured Narrative
• Friday 3:30pm Exploring the Planets (1.5 hrs)
• Saturday 10:00am New British Space Opera (and Other Space Faring Cultures)
• Saturday 5:00pm Why Should We Mind? SF/Fantasy & Consciousness
• Sunday 12:00 noon Genre Killing Ideas
• Sunday 3:30pm Space Science Sacrificed? (1.5 hrs)
• Monday 10:00am Kaffeeklatsch

Mark Rich

• Thursday 1:30pm Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Saturday 6:00pm Growth of the Slipstream
• Sunday 11:00am The 1950s, 50 Years On

Faye Ringel

• Thursday 3:30pm Hans Christian Andersen & the Dark Side of Fairy Tale (1.5 h
• Thursday 5:00pm The Real Middle Ages
• Friday 3:30pm Questioning Camelot (SFF) (1.5 hrs)
• Friday 5:00pm Breadth of Character (SFF)
• Saturday 5:30pm Filk Concert: Faye Ringel (0.5 hrs)

Chris Roberson

• Thursday 2:00pm Autographing (1.5 hrs)
• Friday 11:00am Kaffeeklatsch
• Friday 3:30pm Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Saturday 11:00am From Spider-man to Justice League: A Look at Recent Comic Dr
• Saturday 12:00 noon New Writers & the Campbell
• Saturday 2:00pm Military vs. Civil Authority: Do You Trust Adama or Roslyn?
• Saturday 3:30pm Trilogy Middle Book Problem (1.5 hrs)
• Sunday 11:00am Have the Tolkienistas Misread Tolkien?
• Sunday 1:00pm Re-examining Lucas' Vision: Star Wars in Its Various Forms
• Monday 1:00pm What's New From Pyr/Prometheus

Mark Roberts

• Friday 8:00pm Dr. Lambshead's Surgery and Consultation

Madeleine E. Robins

• Thursday 2:00pm Fem-Bots and Faeries (1.5 hrs)
• Friday 10:00am Kaffeeklatsch
• Friday 12:00 noon The Return of the Queen: Writing Feminism in a Medieval Worl
• Sunday 11:30am Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Monday 11:00am Autographing

Kim Stanley Robinson

• Saturday 12:00 noon How Do We Reinvent Time Travel?
• Saturday 2:00pm Autographing (1.5 hrs)
• Saturday 5:00pm Kaffeeklatsch
• Sunday 10:00am Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Sunday 1:00pm The World We are Making Now 2: Places
• Sunday 2:00pm The Mason-Dixon Line Redrawn: America Divided? (1.5 hrs)

Justina Robson

• Thursday 3:00pm The Philosophy of Science Fiction (YAFA)
• Friday 11:00am Character vs. Science in Hard SF
• Friday 1:00pm The Chesleys: Past, Present and Future
• Saturday 10:00am New British Space Opera (and Other Space Faring Cultures)
• Saturday 1:00pm Autographing
• Saturday 5:00pm Why Should We Mind? SF/Fantasy & Consciousness
• Sunday 11:00am Have the Tolkienistas Misread Tolkien?
• Sunday 1:00pm Circling the Wagons: the Benefits & Costs of Being in a Larg
• Sunday 3:30pm Role of Queer SF (1.5 hrs)
• Sunday 5:00pm Cyberpunks vs. Humanists: The Battle for SF's Heart
• Monday 11:00am Kaffeeklatsch
• Monday 12:30pm Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Monday 1:00pm What's New From Pyr/Prometheus
• Monday 2:00pm SF and Computer Games

Kevin Roche

• Sunday 1:00pm Masquerade Show and Tell

Frank Roger

• Friday 2:00pm Mining Other Cultures (1.5 hrs)
• Saturday 5:00pm Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Monday 2:00pm Kaffeeklatsch

Steve Rogerson

• Thursday 6:00pm Xena, Buffy, Hex: Is Lesbianism in Genre TV Progressive?
• Friday 10:00am Blake's 7: Is Story More Important than Special Effects?
• Friday 2:00pm SF on British TV Since the First Doctor (1.5 hrs)

Benjamin Rosenbaum

• Saturday 12:00 noon Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Saturday 7:00pm Is Blogging Helping or Hurting Your Career?
• Sunday 1:00pm Autographing
• Sunday 3:30pm Science Fiction Cities (1.5 hrs)

Ang Rosin

• Sunday 11:00pm Highland Games Sans Frontières
• Monday 2:00pm Fan Room Closing Ceremony

Christopher Rowe

• Thursday 6:00pm The Digital Divide
• Friday 3:00pm Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Friday 5:00pm Kaffeeklatsch

Marcus Rowland

• Thursday 7:00pm Enough of Medievalism Already!
• Friday 11:00am Game Design: You've Read It, Could You Play It?
• Saturday 12:00 noon Making a Good End of It: Buffyand Angel
• Saturday 2:30pm Edwardian SF (0.5 hrs)
• Saturday 7:00pm Game Design: Realism vs. Playability
• Sunday 5:00pm Getting a Game from Idea to Marketplace

Yvonne Rowse

• Sunday 1:00pm The World We are Making Now 2: Places

Antonio Ruffini

• Friday 1:00pm A Commonwealth of Science Fiction
• Saturday 1:00pm Writing SF, When You Aren't White or Christian
• Sunday 5:00pm Reading (0.5 hrs)

Gary Russell

• Friday 2:00pm SF on British TV Since the First Doctor (1.5 hrs)
• Saturday 10:00am The New Doctor Who
• Sunday 10:00am The Enduring Popularity of Doctor Who

Jessica Rydill

• Thursday 2:00pm The Past, Present and Future of Christian Fantasy (1.5 hrs)
• Friday 10:30am Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Saturday 1:00pm Kaffeeklatsch
• Saturday 5:00pm It Can't be Fantasy -- I Like It!

Geoff Ryman

• Thursday 2:00pm Post Colonialism and Cargo Cults (1.5 hrs)
• Thursday 5:00pm Asexuality is the New Gay, but Is that Also the Default of S
• Friday 10:00am Pseudo-Hard SF
• Friday 1:00pm You Killed Off the Old People: Depicting Older People in SF
• Friday 3:30pm The Developing World in Space: Through Poverty to the Stars
• Saturday 11:00am Rainbow Over the Future: Complex Families, Queer Neighbours
• Sunday 2:00pm What's New from Gollancz/Orion Publishing (1.5 hrs)
• Sunday 3:30pm Get Out of My Ghetto! (1.5 hrs)

Steve Saffel

• Thursday 2:00pm What's New from Del Rey Books (1.5 hrs)
• Friday 5:00pm The Sting: SFWA, Atlanta Nights and Publish America
• Friday 6:00pm Writing for Comics
• Sunday 3:30pm Science Fiction Cities (1.5 hrs)

Don Sakers

• Thursday 6:00pm The Digital Divide
• Sunday 3:30pm Role of Queer SF (1.5 hrs)
• Monday 1:00pm Long Live the Legion

Peggy Rae Sapienza

• Thursday 6:00pm Introduction to SF Fandom in Japan
• Friday 12:00 noon Introduction to Japanese Science Fiction
• Saturday 8:00pm So You're Going to Japan

Andy Sawyer

• Thursday 2:00pm The Limits of Open-Source Knowledge (1.5 hrs)
• Thursday 7:00pm SF Fandom: Telling the Story
• Friday 10:00am The Future Around the Corner (SFF)
• Friday 12:00 noon It's How You Say It (SFF)
• Sunday 2:00pm Science Fiction and Other Archives (SFF) (1.5 hrs)

John Scalzi

• Thursday 5:00pm How to Participate in and Moderate a Panel
• Friday 12:00 noon The Immortal in written and Media SF , The Highlander meets
• Friday 1:00pm You Killed Off the Old People: Depicting Older People in SF
• Saturday 7:00pm Is Blogging Helping or Hurting Your Career?

Veronica Schanoes

• Saturday 12:00 noon The Down Sides of Fantasy (SFF)
• Sunday 12:00 noon Old Masters and New Voices (SFF)

Sam Scheiner

• Saturday 12:00 noon The Other Hard Sciences: SF and Biology
• Sunday 12:00 noon Speculative Evolution of Dinosaurs

Stanley Schmidt

• Friday 11:00am Character vs. Science in Hard SF
• Friday 2:00pm Kaffeeklatsch (1.5 hrs)
• Saturday 11:00am The Greatest Editors Now and Then
• Saturday 12:00 noon New Writers & the Campbell
• Sunday 11:00am Where is the Heart of the Genre?
• Sunday 2:00pm Autographing (1.5 hrs)

Spring Schoenhuth

• Thursday 3:30pm Wearable Art: Jewelry and Fabric Arts (0.5 hrs)

Karl Schroeder

• Thursday 1:00pm Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Thursday 6:00pm What is the Future of the Developing World?
• Friday 3:30pm Kaffeeklatsch (1.5 hrs)
• Saturday 11:00am Autographing
• Saturday 3:30pm On Augmented Reality (0.5 hrs)
• Sunday 12:00 noon Genre Killing Ideas

Alison Scott

• Thursday 2:00pm The Limits of Open-Source Knowledge (1.5 hrs)
• Thursday 11:00pm After Dark
• Friday 10:00am DDR Workshop
• Friday 10:15pm Fan Funds - O - Rama (1.8 hrs)
• Friday 12:00 midnight Spooky Midnight Storytelling
• Saturday 10:00am Fan Computer Art
• Sunday 12:00 noon Fanzine Reviews in the Bath
• Sunday 2:00pm Great Fans of History (1.5 hrs)

Mike Scott

• Thursday 3:30pm Privacy or Paranoia? (1.5 hrs)
• Friday 1:00pm Conrunning Fans Separated by a Common Language
• Saturday 3:30pm "The Long Tail": Economics of a Post-Scarcity World (1.5 hr
• Saturday 6:00pm Fannish Currency: Whuffie, Egoboo and Chocolate
• Sunday 2:00pm Great Fans of History (1.5 hrs)

Tania Scott

• Sunday 11:00am Myth, History and Fantasy (SFF)

Kim Selling

• Saturday 12:00 noon The Down Sides of Fantasy (SFF)

Shelly Shapiro

• Thursday 2:00pm What's New from Del Rey Books (1.5 hrs)
• Friday 11:00am Promoting New Writers

Liam Sharp

• Friday 3:30pm Comics Now (1.5 hrs)

Jannie Shea

• Thursday 2:00pm Fem-Bots and Faeries (1.5 hrs)

Rob Shearman

• Friday 2:00pm SF on British TV Since the First Doctor (1.5 hrs)
• Saturday 10:00am The New Doctor Who
• Sunday 10:00am The Enduring Popularity of Doctor Who
• Sunday 2:00pm Doctor WhoEpisode 6: "Dalek" (1.5 hrs)

Delia Sherman

• Thursday 7:00pm Enough of Medievalism Already!
• Saturday 12:00 noon Romance in SF and Fantasy
• Saturday 6:00pm Growth of the Slipstream
• Sunday 12:00 noon Kaffeeklatsch
• Sunday 4:30pm Reading (0.5 hrs)

James Shields

• Thursday 2:00pm Lego Train (YAFA)
• Friday 4:00pm Fanzine (YAFA)
• Sunday 3:30pm Fanzine Revisited (YAFA) (0.5 hrs)
• Monday 11:00am Is There any Point to the Best Website Hugo?

Sue Short

• Saturday 3:30pm Art, Media and Speculative Fiction (SFF) (1.5 hrs)

Joe Siclari

• Thursday 5:00pm Into the Navel of Fandom and Other Scary Journeys
• Sunday 2:00pm Frank Kelly Freas Remembered (1.5 hrs)
• Sunday 3:30pm What Did the British Worldcon Ever Do for Us? (1.5 hrs)

Boris Sidyuk

• Monday 12:00 noon Eurocon 2006 in Kiev

Renee Sieber

• Thursday 2:00pm The Limits of Open-Source Knowledge (1.5 hrs)
• Thursday 3:30pm Privacy or Paranoia? (1.5 hrs)
• Thursday 6:00pm The Digital Divide
• Friday 11:00am The Pros and Cons of Blogging Science
• Sunday 11:00am Virtual and Physical Activism
• Sunday 1:00pm The World We are Making Now 2: Places

Robert Silverberg

• Friday 10:00am John Brunner Retrospective
• Friday 1:00pm Aesthetics of SF
• Friday 3:30pm Autographing (1.5 hrs)
• Saturday 1:00pm Writing SF, When You Aren't White or Christian
• Sunday 3:30pm Science Fiction Cities (1.5 hrs)

Sandra Singer

• Sunday 12:00 noon Old Masters and New Voices (SFF)

Amy Sisson

• Thursday 2:00pm The Limits of Open-Source Knowledge (1.5 hrs)
• Thursday 3:30pm Science Commons (1.5 hrs)
• Sunday 2:00pm Science Fiction and Other Archives (SFF) (1.5 hrs)

Martin Sketchley

• Saturday 2:00pm Building a Future World and Blowing it Up. The Pleasures of
• Monday 1:00pm What's New From Pyr/Prometheus

Ken Slater

• Monday 10:00am Fannish High Tech

Graham Sleight

• Thursday 2:00pm The Past, Present and Future of Christian Fantasy (1.5 hrs)
• Friday 3:30pm What's Real & What's Not: Christopher Priest & Reality (1.5
• Saturday 11:00am Harry Potter Has Put Children's Fantasy Back Fifty Years
• Sunday 1:00pm Waiting for the Fantastic: What is Known but Never Stated
• Sunday 3:30pm Book Group: Christopher Priest The Separation(1.5 hrs)

Kathleen Sloan

• Saturday 3:30pm Filk Concert: Kathleen Sloan (0.5 hrs)

Theresa R. Smith

• Friday 1:00pm Conrunning Fans Separated by a Common Language

Steve Sneyd

• Saturday 1:00pm The Matter of Britain Revisited (SFF)
• Monday 10:00am The Poetry of Edwin Morgan

Kate Soley-Barton

• Sunday 2:00pm Chapter and Verse (1.5 hrs)

Ian Sorensen

• Friday 8:00pm Reductio ad Absurdum presents Lucas Back in Anger
• Sunday 5:00pm Towellies to Truffs

Prof. David Southwood

• Friday 3:30pm Exploring the Planets (1.5 hrs)
• Friday 5:00pm Kaffeeklatsch
• Saturday 3:30pm Titan and the Imagination: Huygens and Cassini (1.5 hrs)
• Saturday 5:00pm Prof. David Southwood Interview

Simon Spanton

• Sunday 2:00pm What's New from Gollancz/Orion Publishing (1.5 hrs)
• Sunday 3:30pm Get Out of My Ghetto! (1.5 hrs)
• Monday 11:00am Globalisation and Other Mysteries of Publishing

Maureen Kincaid Speller

• Thursday 6:00pm The Digital Divide
• Friday 11:00am Racial Characteristics and Other Forms of Determinism in Fan
• Friday 1:00pm The BSFA 'Best of British Science Fiction' Contenders
• Friday 2:00pm The Second Golden Age of Children's Fantasy (1970-1990) (SFF
• Saturday 10:00am The View From Over There (SFF)
• Sunday 11:00am Virtual and Physical Activism
• Sunday 1:00pm Geography, Landscape and Nature (SFF)
• Sunday 5:00pm Great Europeans as Fictional Characters
• Monday 11:00am Forgotten Fiction: Fantasy before Donaldson and Brooks

Doug Spencer

• Thursday 8:00pm Sexual Just A Minute
• Saturday 5:00pm Guide to the Hitchhiker's Guide

Francis Spufford

• Friday 2:00pm The Second Golden Age of Children's Fantasy (1970-1990) (SFF
• Saturday 3:30pm "The Long Tail": Economics of a Post-Scarcity World (1.5 hr
• Sunday 11:00am Lost and Found: Children's Books We Miss
• Sunday 12:00 noon The British Boffin: An SF Stereotype Dissected
• Sunday 2:00pm When I Were A Lad, We Used To Dream of 64K (1.5 hrs)
• Monday 1:00pm What Built the Writers?

Kevin Standlee

• Thursday 7:00pm A Fair Ballot
• Friday 5:00pm Worldcon Financial Responsibility

James Steel

• Monday 1:00pm Whither British Costuming?

Adam Stemple

• Thursday 1:00pm The Family Business: So Maybe It's In the Genes?
• Sunday 3:30pm Jane Yolen's Impact on Children's Fantasy (1.5 hrs)

Alastair Stewart

• Friday 5:00pm Realistic Swordfighting 101

David Stewart

• Thursday 12:00 noon The Portrayal of Science and Scientists on SF TV

Joseph Stockman

• Saturday 1:00pm Inhabiting Existing Universes: Writing Fan Fiction

Anne Stokes

• Thursday 5:00pm Create Your Own Car (YAFA)
• Friday 12:00 noon Extreme Art (YAFA)

Lars-Olov Strandberg

• Thursday 3:30pm Opening Ceremonies (1.5 hrs)
• Thursday 5:00pm Into the Navel of Fandom and Other Scary Journeys
• Friday 11:00am Slideshow: A Look at Many Worldcons
• Friday 2:00pm Kaffeeklatsch (1.5 hrs)(in Swedish)
• Saturday 11:00am Kaffeeklatsch(in English)
• Saturday 3:30pm Guest of Honour Interview: Lars-Olov Strandberg (1.5 hrs)
• Saturday 5:00pm Jules Verne: First Hard SF Writer?
• Sunday 10:00am Travel to Other Planets: Non-English Language Conventions
• Monday 11:00am Eastercon in Pictures, 1969 - 2005 (Slideshow)
• Monday 1:00pm What Built the Writers?
• Monday 3:00pm Closing Ceremonies (2.0 hrs)

Charles Stross

• Friday 11:00am Has SF Lost its Faith in Social Science?
• Friday 1:00pm How Do You Research Things That Don't Exist?
• Friday 7:00pm Pro-Am Technobabble
• Saturday 11:00am I have Seen the Digital Future and It is Full of Fans
• Saturday 1:00pm Autographing
• Saturday 3:30pm Kaffeeklatsch (1.5 hrs)
• Sunday 10:00am AI: the Aliens We Make?
• Sunday 12:00 noon Genre Killing Ideas
• Monday 10:00am Finding the Fantastic in The Baroque Cycle

Kathryn Sullivan

• Thursday 3:30pm Autographing (1.5 hrs)
• Friday 1:00pm Doctor WhoRetrospective: The Best Years
• Friday 9:00pm Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Saturday 1:00pm Inhabiting Existing Universes: Writing Fan Fiction
• Saturday 6:00pm Science Meets Mythology: Stargate'sBalancing Act
• Monday 11:00am Broad Universe Rapid-Fire Reading

Tricia Sullivan

• Friday 3:30pm Autographing (1.5 hrs)
• Saturday 1:00pm Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Saturday 5:00pm Kaffeeklatsch
• Sunday 10:00am AI: the Aliens We Make?
• Sunday 12:00 noon Does Family Make our Hero Boring?

Bill Sutton

• Saturday 12:00 noon Disseminating Filk

Brenda Sutton

• Sunday 2:00pm Chapter and Verse (1.5 hrs)
• Sunday 3:30pm Filk Concert: Three Weird Sisters (1.5 hrs)

Steph Swainston

• Friday 12:00 noon Moving in Time as Well as in Space: the Fractured Narrative
• Friday 6:00pm Whiskey, Whisky, Bourbon and Rye
• Friday 8:00pm Reading
• Saturday 12:00 noon New Writers & the Campbell
• Saturday 3:30pm Autographing (1.5 hrs)
• Saturday 6:00pm The Drugged Out Worlds of SF and Fantasy
• Sunday 3:30pm The Making Of Britain (SFF) (1.5 hrs)
• Sunday 5:00pm Alternate Technological History
• Monday 12:00 noon Kaffeeklatsch

James Swallow

• Thursday 5:00pm Autographing
• Friday 12:00 noon Kaffeeklatsch
• Friday 2:00pm How Mediocre Movies Can Become Good TV Shows (1.5 hrs)
• Saturday 11:00am Fit to be Tied In! Tie in Books and Why Authors Write Them
• Saturday 1:00pm Our Starships Drive on the Other Side
• Saturday 6:00pm Beyond Movies and TV: SF in Other Media
• Sunday 1:00pm Re-examining Lucas' Vision: Star Wars in Its Various Forms
• Monday 1:00pm Has Star Trek Left Us with an Enduring Mythology?
• Monday 2:00pm SF and Computer Games

Michael Swanwick

• Friday 10:00am When is Genocide Justified?
• Friday 1:00pm Fantastic Cities
• Saturday 12:00 noon Hobbits, Orcs & Homo Floresiensis: Build Realistic Creatu
• Saturday 3:30pm Autographing (1.5 hrs)
• Sunday 12:30pm Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Sunday 2:00pm Kaffeeklatsch (1.5 hrs)

Bryan Talbot

• Friday 3:30pm Comics Now (1.5 hrs)
• Friday 6:00pm Writing for Comics
• Saturday 12:00 noon Kaffeeklatsch
• Saturday 3:30pm A History of British Comics (1.5 hrs)
• Sunday 1:00pm Autographing
• Sunday 5:00pm Deep in the Heart of Empire
• Monday 12:00 noon Comics tooCool for Kids (YAFA)

Hicaru Tanaka

• Friday 12:00 noon Introduction to Japanese Science Fiction

Takayuki Tatsumi

• Thursday 6:00pm Introduction to SF Fandom in Japan
• Thursday 8:00pm All Politics are Local
• Friday 12:00 noon Introduction to Japanese Science Fiction
• Friday 2:00pm Mining Other Cultures (1.5 hrs)
• Saturday 1:00pm Writing SF, When You Aren't White or Christian

Simon Taylor

• Saturday 11:00am What's New from Transworld
• Monday 11:00am Globalisation and Other Mysteries of Publishing

Teddy

• Friday 11:00am My First Masquerade: What Happens at a Masquerade
• Monday 1:00pm Whither British Costuming?

Kaires Tevesu

• Monday 11:00am Broad Universe Rapid-Fire Reading

Eldon Thompson

• Thursday 1:00pm Autographing
• Saturday 2:30pm Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Sunday 1:00pm Re-examining Lucas' Vision: Star Wars in Its Various Forms
• Sunday 3:30pm In Another Media: Script Writing (1.5 hrs)

Jean Thompson

• Friday 3:00pm Paganism in Glasgow (0.5 hrs)
• Sunday 12:00 midnight Pagan Circles at Midnight

Amy Thomson

• Thursday 1:00pm Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Thursday 2:00pm Autographing (1.5 hrs)
• Thursday 10:00pm Disgusting Ideas in SF
• Friday 3:30pm The Developing World in Space: Through Poverty to the Stars
• Sunday 1:00pm Kaffeeklatsch
• Monday 11:00am What Makes a Good Hero?

Suzanne Tompkins

• Thursday 5:00pm Into the Navel of Fandom and Other Scary Journeys
• Friday 1:00pm Kaffeeklatsch
• Friday 10:15pm Fan Funds - O - Rama (1.8 hrs)
• Saturday 12:00 noon How to Vote with Your Gonads
• Saturday 6:00pm Fannish Currency: Whuffie, Egoboo and Chocolate
• Sunday 11:00am Fanzine Production Workshop 3: Getting it Together
• Sunday 3:30pm What Did the British Worldcon Ever Do for Us? (1.5 hrs)

Karen Traviss

• Thursday 2:00pm The Limits of Open-Source Knowledge (1.5 hrs)
• Thursday 3:30pm Privacy or Paranoia? (1.5 hrs)
• Thursday 7:00pm How Do You Get to a Book Cover
• Thursday 8:00pm The Military: Making it Authentic
• Friday 10:00am When is Genocide Justified?
• Friday 1:00pm The Ethics and Effects of Colonisation
• Friday 5:00pm Kaffeeklatsch
• Saturday 11:00am Fit to be Tied In! Tie in Books and Why Authors Write Them
• Saturday 1:00pm Books Based on Other Media (YAFA)
• Saturday 3:30pm Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Saturday 5:00pm Autographing

Paul Treadaway

• Saturday 3:30pm A History of British Comics (1.5 hrs)
• Saturday 5:00pm The Dummies Guide to Manga

Andrew Trembley

• Saturday 11:00am Rainbow Over the Future: Complex Families, Queer Neighbours
• Sunday 1:00pm Masquerade Show and Tell

Diane Turnshek

• Thursday 10:00pm Disgusting Ideas in SF
• Friday 10:00am Career Guidance: How to Get into the Trade (YAFA)
• Friday 12:00 noon What's New in Astronomy and Cosmology
• Sunday 3:30pm Space Science Sacrificed? (1.5 hrs)
• Monday 12:00 noon Crafting Sex Scenes

Harry Turtledove

• Thursday 2:00pm Post Colonialism and Cargo Cults (1.5 hrs)
• Friday 1:00pm Kaffeeklatsch
• Saturday 11:00am Byzantium at our Borders in the 21st century: the Future of
• Sunday 2:00pm Autographing (1.5 hrs)

Mary Turzillo

• Thursday 2:00pm So, Private Spaceflight Is Here (1.5 hrs)
• Friday 11:00am Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Saturday 1:00pm Grey Eminences: Pulling Agents Out of the Shadows
• Sunday 3:30pm Space Science Sacrificed? (1.5 hrs)

Cristina Pulido Ulvang

• Sunday 2:00pm Is The Future Non-Western? (1.5 hrs)
• Monday 12:00 noon Light Sabers aren't Heavy - Subtitling and Dubbing SF Films (

Tobes Valois

• Saturday 12:00 noon How to Vote with Your Gonads
• Sunday 1:00pm How To Be A Content Provider

Eric M. Van

• Thursday 3:30pm Science Commons (1.5 hrs)
• Friday 12:00 noon Clones, Children or Countless Lives
• Friday 5:00pm Current State of SF on TV: Picking from the Potentials
• Monday 12:00 noon Medical Hazards of Space

Gordon Van Gelder

• Saturday 12:00 noon Not the Hugo Award Panel
• Saturday 5:00pm The Magazines are Dead: Long Live the Magazines
• Saturday 6:00pm The Drugged Out Worlds of SF and Fantasy

Kees van Toorn

• Friday 11:00am Slideshow: A Look at Many Worldcons
• Saturday 6:00pm How To Survive In Your Native Land
• Sunday 12:00 noon Perry Rhodan: The World's Longest Running SF Series

Stuart Vandal

• Thursday 6:00pm Xena, Buffy, Hex: Is Lesbianism in Genre TV Progressive?
• Saturday 1:00pm Our Starships Drive on the Other Side

Simoné Vanzyl

• Thursday 1:00pm Nitro Ice Cream (YAFA)
• Thursday 2:00pm Lego Train (YAFA)
• Friday 1:30pm Make a Cyclotron with Your Microwave Oven (YAFA) (0.5 hrs)
• Sunday 12:00 noon Trip to Glasgow Science Centre (YAFA) (2.0 hrs)

Britt-Louise Viklund

• Thursday 3:30pm Privacy or Paranoia? (1.5 hrs)
• Friday 8:00pm Digital Law: Computer Crime

Pat Virzi

• Friday 11:00am Fanzine Production Workshop 1: Cover and Design

Robert Vogel

• Friday 2:00pm Kaffeeklatsch (1.5 hrs)
• Sunday 12:00 noon Perry Rhodan: The World's Longest Running SF Series

Annie Walker

• Saturday 12:00 noon Disseminating Filk
• Sunday 5:00pm Filk Concert: Tim and Annie Walker

Jim Walker

• Saturday 11:00am The SF Britain Doesn't See (SFF)

Tim Walker

• Sunday 5:00pm Filk Concert: Tim and Annie Walker

Michael J. Walsh

• Saturday 1:00pm Remembering Jack Chalker
• Saturday 9:00pm The Strange Case of the SF Book Seller
• Monday 10:00am What Does Small Press Have to Offer?

Charles Walther

• Sunday 1:00pm Anarchy vs. Technology

Jo Walton

• Thursday 3:30pm Hans Christian Andersen & the Dark Side of Fairy Tale (1.5 h
• Friday 11:00am Racial Characteristics and Other Forms of Determinism in Fan
• Friday 12:00 midnight Spooky Midnight Storytelling
• Saturday 10:30am Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Sunday 1:00pm Subverted Elves, Hard Assed Fairies with Attitude, and Drago
• Monday 1:00pm Kaffeeklatsch

Tino Warinowski

• Thursday 2:00pm The Origin of Life: Facts and Speculation (0.5 hrs)
• Friday 2:00pm How Have Worlds Changed? (1.5 hrs)
• Sunday 10:00am Where Next and How To Get There?
• Sunday 1:00pm Kaffeeklatsch

Damien Warman

• Thursday 5:00pm Into the Navel of Fandom and Other Scary Journeys
• Friday 1:00pm Kaffeeklatsch
• Friday 10:15pm Fan Funds - O - Rama (1.8 hrs)
• Saturday 12:00 noon How to Vote with Your Gonads
• Sunday 11:00pm Highland Games Sans Frontières

Freda Warrington

• Friday 9:00pm The Aesthetics of Horror Fiction

Kate Waterous

• Friday 2:00pm When Novices Win: Masquerade Tips (1.5 hrs)

Ian Watson

• Friday 12:00 noon Kaffeeklatsch
• Friday 1:00pm Aesthetics of SF
• Saturday 5:00pm Why Should We Mind? SF/Fantasy & Consciousness
• Saturday 6:00pm Quiz: Just a Minute
• Sunday 5:00pm Why Write About Current Politics in a Future Setting?

Claire Weaver

• Friday 1:00pm Fantastic Cities
• Saturday 1:00pm Grey Eminences: Pulling Agents Out of the Shadows

Elizabeth Wein

• Thursday 2:00pm Post Colonialism and Cargo Cults (1.5 hrs)
• Thursday 3:30pm Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Friday 11:00am Autographing
• Friday 6:00pm Race, Migration and Refugees
• Saturday 11:00am Harry Potter Has Put Children's Fantasy Back Fifty Years
• Sunday 10:00am Kaffeeklatsch

Dave Weingart

• Thursday 5:00pm Use Your Presentation to Tell a Story
• Friday 6:30pm Filk Concert: David Weingart (0.5 hrs)

Allan Weiss

• Thursday 5:30pm Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Friday 1:00pm A Commonwealth of Science Fiction
• Saturday 10:00am The View From Over There (SFF)

Martha Wells

• Friday 1:00pm How Do You Research Things That Don't Exist?
• Friday 7:00pm Challenges For New Writers
• Saturday 10:00am Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Saturday 7:00pm Is Blogging Helping or Hurting Your Career?
• Sunday 12:00 noon Autographing
• Monday 11:00am What Makes a Good Hero?

Scott Westerfeld

• Thursday 8:00pm The Military: Making it Authentic
• Friday 11:00am Why Write for Children & Young Adults?
• Saturday 1:00pm Autographing
• Monday 11:30am Reading (0.5 hrs)

Peter Weston

• Friday 12:00 noon Worldcon Box Game: Time Travel in Practice
• Friday 3:30pm Greg Pickersgill GoH Experience (1.5 hrs)
• Saturday 11:00am The Greatest Editors Now and Then
• Sunday 1:00pm Making the Hugos (0.5 hrs)
• Sunday 3:30pm What Did the British Worldcon Ever Do for Us? (1.5 hrs)
• Monday 10:00am Fannish High Tech

Andrew Wheeler

• Monday 10:00am What Does Small Press Have to Offer?

Eva Whitley

• Saturday 1:00pm Remembering Jack Chalker

Nicholas Whyte

• Thursday 6:00pm The Digital Divide
• Friday 11:00am The High Frontiersmen
• Friday 1:00pm Doctor WhoRetrospective: The Best Years
• Saturday 10:00am Fractured: Is British Politics tooBroken to Stay Together?
• Saturday 11:00am Byzantium at our Borders in the 21st century: the Future of
• Sunday 10:00am Is the American Empire on the Verge of Collapse?
• Monday 11:00am The World We are Making Now: Politics

Bridget Wilkinson

• Monday 11:00am The Future of Malware

Liz Williams

• Friday 3:30pm Just How Different are Arts & Sciences Research? (1.5 hrs)
• Friday 7:00pm Pro-Am Technobabble
• Friday 8:00pm Dr. Lambshead's Surgery and Consultation
• Saturday 11:30am Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Saturday 1:00pm Autographing
• Saturday 3:30pm After September 11th, are Vampires Still Scary? (1.5 hrs)
• Saturday 5:00pm Interzone: the Good, the Bad and the Brass Bra'd
• Sunday 11:00am The Best New Feminist SF
• Sunday 1:00pm Anarchy vs. Technology
• Sunday 2:00pm Is The Future Non-Western? (1.5 hrs)
• Sunday 5:00pm Great Europeans as Fictional Characters
• Monday 10:00am Kaffeeklatsch

Sheila Williams

• Friday 11:00am Promoting New Writers
• Saturday 11:00am The Greatest Editors Now and Then
• Saturday 3:30pm The Art of the Anthology (1.5 hrs)
• Sunday 1:00pm Kaffeeklatsch

Neil Williamson

• Friday 10:00am From the Glens to the Stars
• Saturday 8:30pm Reading - New Scottish Writing
• Monday 10:00am Scottish Imaginative Writing
• Monday 1:00pm Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Monday 2:00pm Elements of the Fantastic in Musicals

Connie Willis

• Thursday 6:00pm Room 101 with the Guests of Honour
• Friday 2:00pm Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Friday 5:00pm Is Genius Gendered?
• Saturday 12:00 noon How Do We Reinvent Time Travel?
• Saturday 1:00pm Social Science and Social Satire, the Work of Robert Sheckle
• Saturday 5:00pm Why Should We Mind? SF/Fantasy & Consciousness
• Saturday 6:00pm Quiz: Just a Minute
• Sunday 11:00am Autographing
• Sunday 2:00pm Kaffeeklatsch (1.5 hrs)

Andrew Wilson

• Friday 9:00pm The Aesthetics of Horror Fiction
• Saturday 3:30pm The Art of the Anthology (1.5 hrs)
• Saturday 8:30pm Reading - New Scottish Writing
• Sunday 12:30pm Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Monday 10:00am Scottish Imaginative Writing

Edward Wilson

• Saturday 4:00pm Supervolcanoes (0.5 hrs)

Paul Witcover

• Thursday 5:00pm The Art of the Reviewer
• Sunday 12:00 noon Reading (0.5 hrs)
• Sunday 1:00pm Autographing

Gary K. Wolfe

• Thursday 5:00pm The Art of the Reviewer
• Friday 6:00pm Quiz: Call My Bluff--SF Theory
• Saturday 2:00pm John Clute and Gary K. Wolfe in Conversation (SFF) (1.5 hrs)

The Wombat

• Thursday 5:00pm Can It be Fine Art if It's Science Fiction?

Eleanor Wood

• Saturday 1:00pm Remembering Jack Chalker
• Sunday 1:00pm Circling the Wagons: the Benefits & Costs of Being in a Larg

Delphyne Woods

• Thursday 2:00pm Fem-Bots and Faeries (1.5 hrs)

Juliette Woods

• Thursday 3:30pm Science Commons (1.5 hrs)
• Friday 1:00pm Kaffeeklatsch
• Friday 9:00pm Fan Fiction
• Friday 10:15pm Fan Funds - O - Rama (1.8 hrs)
• Saturday 12:00 noon How to Vote with Your Gonads
• Saturday 1:00pm British Fandom and the Spheres of Influence
• Sunday 1:00pm Anarchy vs. Technology

Frank Wu

• Thursday 12:00 noon The Plague After Next: How Are We Going to Die?
• Friday 2:00pm Things I Wish I'd Known (1.5 hrs)
• Saturday 11:00am The Path to Glory
• Saturday 12:00 noon Can Art Change the World?
• Saturday 3:30pm Alien Anatomy (1.5 hrs)
• Sunday 11:00am Website Design: Going Global
• Sunday 12:00 noon Speculative Evolution of Dinosaurs
• Sunday 2:00pm Frank Kelly Freas Remembered (1.5 hrs)

Yukie Yasui

• Monday 1:00pm Nippon In 2007: the Worldcon

Jessica Yates

• Friday 1:00pm Fantasy for Children (SFF)

Jane Yolen

• Thursday 1:00pm The Family Business: So Maybe It's In the Genes?
• Thursday 3:30pm Opening Ceremonies (1.5 hrs)
• Friday 11:00am Why Write for Children & Young Adults?
• Friday 1:00pm Kaffeeklatsch
• Friday 2:00pm Guest of Honour Speech: Jane Yolen (1.5 hrs)
• Friday 5:00pm Radical Retellings: of Fairytale, of Well Known Fantasies, o
• Saturday 11:00am Harry Potter Has Put Children's Fantasy Back Fifty Years
• Saturday 12:00 noon Guests of Honour Autograph Session
• Saturday 1:00pm Reading
• Saturday 3:30pm The Art of the Anthology (1.5 hrs)

Pete Young

• Friday 11:00am Fanzine Production Workshop 1: Cover and Design
• Saturday 10:00am Fan Computer Art
• Monday 1:00pm The Future of Fandom

Lucy Zinkiewicz

• Saturday 6:00pm The Drugged Out Worlds of SF and Fantasy
• Sunday 11:00am Fannish Etiquette: A Primer

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